Emergency Tree Felling Dalsig: On Site in 60 Minutes

We do not dispatch for small pruning or hedge work. Storm, on-house and crane jobs in Stellenbosch typically run R10,000 to R15,000 or more, depending on height, access, estate rules and whether a crane is needed. A crew assesses the tree on site and gives a flat quote before any saw starts. Crane and dump fees sit on that quote, not on a later invoice. Call 087 250 0169 for an ETA and a same-day assessment.

For dangerous, fallen or roof-contact trees in Die Boord, Brandwacht, Welgevonden, Paradyskloof, Mostertsdrift, Jamestown, Koelenhof and Dalsig we target a 60-minute on-site window. Weather, estate access and how many jobs are already open can stretch that. We confirm a real ETA when you call 087 250 0169. If we cannot make the window we say so before we roll, so you can decide.

Protected and heritage oaks are common on Stellenbosch estates and in town, and those trees may need Stellenbosch Municipality consent before they come down. We flag permit risk during the on-site assessment. Hazardous trees that already threaten a roof, wall or driveway are treated as a priority. We do not skip a required permit just to start faster. Ask when you call if your tree looks like a street or estate oak.

Yes. Vineyards, smallholdings and HOA estates such as Welgevonden and Brandwacht are routine call-outs. We work to estate access windows, sign in at the gate when required, and leave the verge clean so the HOA does not get a complaint. Farm windbreaks and gums on Koelenhof and Jamestown plots are the same process: make it safe, quote flat, haul the debris. Tell us the estate name when you call.

Yes. Crews carry public liability cover for the work we do on your property. We photograph the site, isolate access risks, and work to a written scope so everyone knows what is included. If a crane or extra dump load is needed, it is quoted before it happens. Keep pets and people clear of the drop zone. Ask for the cover confirmation on site if your insurer or HOA wants it on file.

Yes. Emergency tree felling in Stellenbosch runs 24 hours a day, including weekends and public holidays, for storm damage, trees on structures and blocked driveways. After-hours jobs are quoted before we cut, the same as daytime work. If your tree is only a nuisance and not a safety risk, we may book the next daylight slot instead of a night call-out. Call 087 250 0169 and describe what you see.

An emergency is a tree that has fallen, is on a roof or wall, is blocking a driveway or gate, or is leaning so it is likely to fail in the next storm. We do not take small pruning, palm cleaning or hedge trimming. If the tree is stable and you only want it shorter, we will say so and will not dispatch a night crew. Dangerous leaners still count as emergency work even if they have not fallen yet.

Yes. Chips, logs and branch debris are hauled as part of the quoted job unless you ask to keep firewood. Gardens, estate verges and driveways are left tidy when we leave. Extra dump loads that only appear after the first load is gone are discussed before they are billed. If you want logs cut to a length for a fireplace, say so when we quote so it is on the scope.

A crane is used when there is no safe drop zone — typically a tree over a house, pool, neighbour’s roof, or a tight Die Boord or Brandwacht plot. The crane is quoted before it rolls so you see that cost up front. Rope access can replace a crane on some trees. We decide on site after looking at lean, access and what sits under the canopy. You approve the method before work starts.

Keep people, pets and cars away from the tree and anything it could hit if it moves. Do not start cutting it yourself. If it is on the roof, stay out from under that section. Take a photo of the whole tree plus the damage and send it when you call or leave a message. Unlock the gate or tell security we are coming. If power lines are involved, treat it as an electrical emergency as well.