Frequently Asked Questions

Safe Cut Trees offers a comprehensive range of professional tree care services. Our main services include tree felling and removal, stump grinding, tree pruning and trimming, hedge trimming, plot clearance for development, and a 24/7 emergency response service for urgent situations.

We are based in Cape Town and proudly serve the entire Cape Peninsula and surrounding areas, including Somerset West, Stellenbosch, Strand, Gordon's Bay, Durbanville, and Paarl. If you are unsure whether we cover your location, please give us a call.

Absolutely. During our free on-site assessment, our experts will evaluate the health, structure, and safety of your tree. We always aim to preserve healthy trees through proper pruning and care, but we will recommend removal if the tree is dead, diseased, or poses a significant risk to your property.

Yes, we are fully equipped and experienced in the safe trimming, shaping, and cleaning of all types of palm trees, helping to improve their appearance and prevent hazards from falling fronds.

The cost of our services varies depending on several factors, including the tree's size, species, location on the property, accessibility, and the overall complexity of the job. For this reason, we provide a detailed, on-site quote for every project to ensure our pricing is accurate and fair.

Yes, 100%. We provide detailed, written quotes completely free of charge and with no obligation to proceed.

Simply call us at 082 098 0091, email us at info@globaltrees.co.za, or fill out the contact form on our website. We will schedule a convenient time to visit your property for a full assessment.

Yes, absolutely. Safe Cut Trees is fully insured for public liability. This protects you and your property from any unforeseen incidents and gives you complete peace of mind when you hire us. We are happy to provide proof of insurance upon request.

Safety is our number one priority. Our team is highly trained and uses professional-grade safety equipment and advanced rigging techniques to carefully dismantle and lower sections of the tree, ensuring no damage to your home, garden, walls, or surrounding structures.