Our expert arborist team is in Coombabah reguarly doing tree removals, tree pruning, tree lopping and other tree services. All our great testimonials confirm that our tree pruning in Coombabah is first class.
Contact us about:
– Tree and shrub pruning Coombabah
– Tree and shrub removal Coombabah
– Tree and shrub lopping Coombabah
– Clearing of land Coombabah
Contact us for all these services and more Coombabah.
OUR COOMBABAH TREE REMOVAL AND ARBORIST HISTORY
| Street | Arborist Service | Year |
| Possum Ct, Coombabah | Tree Removal Coombabah | 2018, Coombabah |
| Cartagena Lane, Coombabah | Tree Removal Coombabah | 2017, Coombabah |
| Numbat Court East, Coombabah | Tree Pruning Coombabah | 2017, Coombabah |
| Trevor Dr, Coombabah | Tree Lopping Coombabah | 2017, Coombabah |
| Allinga St, Coombabah | Tree Pruning Coombabah | 2016, Coombabah |
| Hansford Rd, Coombabah | Arborist and Arboriculture Coombabah | 2016, Coombabah |
| Pine Ridge Rd, Coombabah | Land clearing Coombabah | 2015, Coombabah |
| Allinga St, Coombabah | Tree Pruning Coombabah | 2015, Coombabah |
COOMBABAH, GOLD COAST, QUEENSLAND TREE DATA
| Metric | Rating (1 Low – 10 High) |
| Forestry index | 8 – Parks and residential areas |
| Water index | 8 – Nearby lakes and canals |
| Gumtrees | 50% |
| Shrubs | % |
| Palm Trees | 20% |
| Other Trees | 20% |
| Density | 10 |
| Developed | 2012 |
DID YOU KNOW THIS ABOUT COOMBABAH, QUEENSLAND?
Home to more than 10,000 people, Coombabah is one of the suburbs in the Gold Coast.
The origin of the name Coombabah is quite the story. The Indigenous Australian word is either one of the three translations. One, the word which means the place of cobra words, Koomboobah. Two, a word that means the place of the turtle, Koobabah. And the third one, a word that means a pocket of land, Coombabah. Regardless of what it means, Coombabah is one cosy suburb to live in.
To the north of the suburb, Coombabah is bordered by Paradise Point and Hope Island. Down south, Arundel comes next. A drive due west brings you to either Runaway Bay or Biggera Waters. Turn around, keep going, and you might end up to the eastern border right at Helensvale and the Coombabah State High School.
Coombabah plays host to the Coombabah Lakelands, noted by the RAMSAR International Convention as one of the five most significant wetlands in the country. There, you can see a good combination of nature and industrial progress as the conservation area is just next to residential and commercial spaces.
There are a lot of organisations looking over this conservation. This place also serves as an animal habitat; ten kilometres of the land is accessible to the public. Citizens and visitors can go on walks on the dirt tracks, gravel, and boardwalks day and night thanks to the supervision of the Council’s Natural Areas Management Unit. The marine habitat, however, is a protected area compliant to the Queensland Fisheries Act.
Coombabah has many parks and trees are abundant in residential properties. Trees growing near residential areas need proper maintenance or they will cause the destruction of property when strong storms hit. For tree-related services in Coombabah like tree removal, and tree pruning, Tree Essence is the best choice.
