Trees are an essential part of Mandurah’s coastal landscape. They offer shade, improve air quality, and provide homes for native wildlife. But when a tree becomes weakened, diseased, or damaged,...

Mandurah’s coastal environment is home to some of Western Australia’s most iconic native trees. From hardy Tuarts to graceful Peppermint trees, these species bring shade, wildlife, and natural beauty to...

Severe weather can hit Mandurah hard — strong coastal winds, salt spray, and heavy rain all increase the chance of broken limbs, uprooted trees and fallen debris. Knowing the right...

After removing a tree, you’re often left with a stubborn stump that’s both an eyesore and a hazard. Many Mandurah homeowners underestimate how much damage or inconvenience a leftover stump...

Pruning your own trees might look easy, but it’s one of the most common causes of property damage and injury in Western Australia. Every year, well-meaning homeowners attempt “quick trims”...

Before trimming, pruning, or removing a tree in Mandurah, it’s essential to understand what’s allowed under local council rules. The City of Mandurah has clear guidelines designed to protect public...