110 days ago

Help with your gardens

Chris from Tree Magicians ltd

Hi everyone

Tree magicians

Arborist company out of roseneath with 14 years experience. We all know small businesses are struggling at the moment, so if you or someone you know needs tree work, please feel free to reach out

Recently, I have had predator free come and put traps around my place in Melrose
Trees are one of the ways rats and mice get into your house they can jump from quite a distance if anyone is having problems with rats is a good time to look at the trees and clear them back from gutters and roofs

Can do any kind of tree work from planting
Hedge trimming, thinning out for light reduction through to complete removals any size tree

Specialise in removals in tight areas

Stump grinding

Own little chipper to keep waste on site and give back to your garden for areas that are hard to access

I am happy to come and do a free quote and assememt of property.

Can assess tree health if needed as well

My email address
Chris@treemagicians.co.nz


Cheers chris

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