Cabarita Beach (Bogangar to the locals) is classic Tweed beachside: figs, pandanus and a lot of palms, all of it taking the full force of the salt and the wind off Norries Headland. Holiday and residential mix, so timing and a clean finish matter.
Most Cabarita work is coastal maintenance: keeping the palms and figs in check so they’re not dropping fronds on the pool or limbs on the roof when it blows. The exposed blocks near the beach cop the worst of the salt and wind, and trees that look fine can be quietly stressed and shedding.
There’s a steady run of holiday-rental work here too. Owners and managers want a crew that turns up when it says, does the job between guests, and leaves the place spotless. That’s our whole reputation, so it fits. Anything on the headland or foreshore, we check the protection status first, because some of that coastal vegetation is off-limits without approval.
A lot of the beachside blocks here are tight, with narrow side access, shared driveways and pools or decks right under the canopy, so there’s no room to just drop a limb and clean up after. We rig and lower sections by hand where we have to, set up to protect the pool, fence and neighbour’s place, and cart the green waste out rather than dragging it across your yard. We are AQF Level 3 qualified and carry $20M public liability, so working in close quarters next door to someone else’s holiday let is no drama. Give us a call on 0474 250 832 and we will sort the access before we quote.