Art and Science Tree Care

Frequently Asked Questions About Art and Science Tree Care

What tree services does Art and Science Tree Care offer in Geelong?

Art and Science Tree Care handles tree removal, lopping and pruning, crown and weight reduction, hazard reduction, fruit tree pruning, habitat pruning, bushfire protection work, tree support systems like cables and braces, and arborist reports. They also cover emergency and storm damage work across Geelong, Surf Coast Shire and Colac Otway Shire, with free quotes available for most jobs.

Is Ant from Art and Science Tree Care a qualified arborist?

Yes. Ant McConchie holds a Diploma (Level 5) in Arboriculture along with a degree in Environmental Science. That combination shows in how jobs are approached, with a strong focus on tree health and conservation rather than just cutting. It's worth checking these qualifications when comparing tree services, as proper training matters for tricky or high-value trees.

Does Art and Science Tree Care handle storm damage and emergency tree work in Geelong?

Yes, emergency and after-hours callouts are available for storm damaged trees. Ant and his crew respond to hazardous limbs, fallen trees and other urgent situations across the City of Greater Geelong, Surf Coast Shire and Colac Otway Shire, working to make properties safe again while keeping the wider health of the tree in mind.

Can Art and Science Tree Care protect established trees during a renovation or build?

Yes, protecting trees through construction is one of their strengths. During a Newtown renovation, Ant managed and protected a large Jacaranda near a new pool that the owners were determined to keep, using a thoughtful, considered approach so it survived the build and was still thriving a year later.

What do people say about the clean-up after Art and Science Tree Care finish a job?

Clean-up is consistently mentioned as a strength, with gardens left tidier than when the crew arrived. Ant and his team have built a strong local reputation across Geelong over 5 years in operation, with locals particularly praising the standard of pruning work and the practical advice offered on the health of remaining trees.