About

Qualified Arborists Providing Professional and Friendly Tree Services Since 2010

Our arborist services support safe, informed tree management for residential, commercial and development sites.

Who are TLC TREES?

Established in 2010 as a one-man venture by arborist Tom Langley, a tree climber from way back, TLC Trees has since developed into a thriving business. Our small and dedicated team is comprised of six hard-working and experienced tree men, who pride ourselves on our approachability and passion for our craft.

Consistently delivering a personal touch that our domestic clients have come to know and love, our growing team combines this bespoke service with our increased capacity to complete larger scale projects for commercial clients, such as Xavier College and Cumberland View Retirement Village.
Based in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, not only do we complete emergency and elective tree and stump removal, we also specialise ongoing tree maintenance and care to keep your garden looking and feeling its best. We know that your time is important, so we won’t beat around the bush. If it’s easy, friendly and reliable service that you’re after, we’re the right lads for the job.

You and your trees deserve the TLC ‘tree-tment'

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. TLC Trees sells Arborist Mulch in bulk loads of 10m³ for $200, 15m³ for $300 and 25m³ for $450. Delivery is free within 15km, with delivery fees outside this area calculated upon request.
As we don’t keep mulch in stock, availability depends on supply and demand, so please allow approximately 1 to 4 weeks. If TLC Trees is completing tree work at your property, you can also ask about keeping the mulch generated from your own job.

Time doesn’t grow on trees and we know that yours is important, so we won’t make you wait around while we work. As long as you’re comfortable for us to be onsite when you’re not home, our friendly and reliable team is flexible and can work with you to access your property, so you can spend your time getting things done.

Believe it or not, we ‘Stihl’ get asked this question.

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