Commercial Tree Transplants In South East Queensland

Internationally recognised for excellence

The Tree Doctor™ specialises in large tree transplant projects and has been awarded the TCIA Grand Award for Excellence in Arboriculture on two occasions for our expertise in tree care. The first for the transplant of (2) very large Ficus macrophylla at Emerald Lakes/Birmingham Grove on the Gold Coast. The second for the relocation of a very large white fig, Ficus virens, at Hollywell on the Gold Coast. This particular tree weighed in excess of 200 tonnes.

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GOLD COAST Light Rail Ficus obliqua (57 tonnes)

Allisee - Hollywell Ficus virens (210 tonnes)
Bernborough Ascot Ficus benjamina (140 tonnes)
The Clayfield (Aveo) Delonix regia (55 tonnes)
Emerald Lakes - Carrara Ficus macrophylla x 2 (138 & 118 tonnes)

Mowbray Park 3 x large figs, 5 x small figs & 5 x palms
Riverstone Crossing Ficus hillii (130 tonnes)
Roma Street Parklands Ficus macrophylla (43 tonnes)

Saving Trees

At The Tree Doctor™ we try to help people live with their trees. We want to do our part to help the environment, and we know that you do, too. That's why, when we can and do we transplant trees. The Tree Doctor™ knows that transplanting is a win for everyone, especially the tree. Our team has an excellent record of successful transplants for both commercial and residential clients. The Tree Doctor™ uses the latest internationally recognised methods.

ROSEWOOD BOTTLE TREE TRANSPLANT for Ipswich City Council.

16-17TH September, 2015

The Tree Doctor relocates a Narrow Leaved Bottle Tree (Brachychiton rupestris) from John St, Rosewood into the Cobb and Co Heritage Park.

Relocating any tree can be tricky but throw in a thunder storm with spectacular lightning, heavy rain and hail as well as the 15.5 ton tree and you might think it is impossible.

However, as the images tell the story, the tree was successfully relocated.

After cutting around the root ball and securing the crown of the tree it was gently lifted by the crane and swung onto the bed of the waiting truck. It only had to make a short journey around the corner. After another careful lift using the crane, the tree was finally placed in its new home. A little bit of time was taken to ensure the tree was placed in the right position and it was finally bedded next to the old jail.

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The Queensland Bottle Tree (Brachychiton rupestris) located at 33 John St was shifted to Rosewood's Cobb and Co Heritage Park. The team worked at night during a storm and got the job done under flood light.