Driftwood

   Arborist

Driftwood Arborist logo, Phillip Island, Bass Coast, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia

Servicing Phillip Island, Bass Coast, and Mornington Peninsula

Driftwood Arborist is a highly reliable business that aims for high organisation and excellent communication. Unlike tree loppers, we take care to work on your trees backed by years of training, knowledge and experience. We offer a full suite of options that extend past tree removal, and tailor a solution to suit your trees.

Tree Service Overview

  • High quality tree pruning to meet both visual aesthetics and tree vitality. Head to our Services page for more info.

  • Safe and efficient removal of trees where tree retention isn’t a solution. For more details, follow the link to our Services page.

  • Prompt response to trees posing an immediate danger or risk. Often associated with storm damage near your house. For more advice head to our Services page or contact us for current emergencies.

  • Accessing the tree to gain a close inspection can help to establish the appropriate advice and action for your trees. A great opportunity to assess your tree’s health. This is another great service we offer, contact us to find out more.

  • We largely service Phillip Island, Bass Coast, and the Mornington Peninsula with all aspects of tree work. Head to our Services page and scroll down to see a full list of our service areas.

Driftwood Arborist conducting tree removal to a height where habitat can be installed. Mt Eliza, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia

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A recent habitat reduction we did on this dead tree in the Woolworths carpark in Cowes. The dead crown posed a risk to the cabins behind the fence, but the tree provided several substantial hollows that were well worth retaining. We specialise in pr
Today we uplifted a couple of peppercorns for continued vehicle access. With some crown maintenance over the coming years we can encourage these trees to grow into their standard, drooping shape ABOVE the daily comings and goings. A win for all. #ar
Couldn’t have asked for a better crew or day of weather! #arborist #climber #treeclimber #treeservice
Very happy to have our habitat creation on display in the Mornington Peninsula News Group publication. It all starts with property owners understanding the options and importance of retaining trees for wildlife. We really enjoy aiming for a sculptu
Today we drove out to Tarra-Bulga National Park to see the ancient Myrtle Beech trees (Nothofagus cunninghamii). Some of these trees hiding in the gullies are approximated at over 1000 years old, and still living. In the second photo is a stunning ex
Getting artsy with @island.tree.care on these dead trees. Dead trees and deadwood in living trees often draw native birds in for a quick perch. Not too sure on the reason, perhaps it’s easier to spot predators and food sources while taking a re
We love our job, and we love pruning! Get in touch if it’s been a while since your trees were last checked over by a professional 🌳🌳 #arborist #treeclimber #climber #trees #treesurgeon #pruning #australia #landscape #garden #eucalyptus
How often do you see a mulch drop that tidy? #arborist #mulch #tree #treeservice #phillipisland #victoria #landscaping #gardening

Who are we?

Matt studied a Bachelor degree in Outdoor and Environmental Education at LaTrobe University, which he finalised while training as an arborist. Today, Matt is a qualified arborist with experience in working on trees from many parts of Victoria.

Driftwood Arborist climbing a pine tree to conduct tree removal of a weed species in Warrandyte, Victoria, Australia. Improving the local environment by removing weed species.

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Driftwood Arborist pruning a large gum tree using climbing techniques in order to retain a large, important tree. Phillip Island, Bass Coast, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria Australia

We specialise in tree pruning and tree removal in tight access using modern equipment and techniques to get the job done safely.

A photo of a beautiful, large river red gum taken on the Murray River in Hattah-Kulkyne National Park, Victoria, Australia