Frequently Asked Questions

In the ACT, there are many parameters which constitute a regulated (protected) tree under the Urban forest ACT 2023;

- 8 metres tall 

- 8 metres wide in canopy spread

-1 metre trunk circumference at 1.4 metres above natural ground level

-A dead native tree that at 1.4 metres above natural ground

level which has a trunk circumference of at least 1.88 metres              

- Was planted no more than 5 years prior as a part of a canopy contribution agreement

- Is a listed tree as a part of the ACT Tree register (being identified as being of exceptional value)

A tree which meets these requirements but is not protected:

- dead (and not a native species)

-a recognized noxious or environmental weed according to the Pest Plants and Animals ACT 2005

Under the Urban forest ACT 2023, the work that can be done on the trees without a TAA (tree activity application) are as follows;

- Minor pruning of up to 100mm branch diameter, that does not significantly affect the shape of the tree

- Deadwood removal

-Non-invasive tree support systems

With help applying for a TAA, or for more information, please contact office@abloomtreecare.com.au, to help guide you through the process!

Yes, along with being fully insured, all of our arborists are fully qualified with a certificate 3 in arboriculture, and many other relevant licenses needed. 

At abloom we specialise in all things trees. From small shrubs to large scale trees, we are the experts. 

You should choose Abloom Tree Care for tree services because we have a team of certified arborists and experienced tree care professionals who use the latest equipment and techniques to provide high-quality services at competitive prices.