The Chip Off The Old Block

Chip Off The Old Block is a personalised and professional Brisbane tree service company with four generations of industry knowledge and experience. Owner operator, Eric Devjak, is a 4th generation arborist with 10 years servicing Brisbane Tree Removal and Stump Grinding Needs. Based on Brisbane South Side, Chip Off The Old Block cover the greater Brisbane and Gold Coast Regions working in both residential and commercial areas.

Chip Off The Old Block is a personalized and professional Brisbane tree lopper company with four generations of industry knowledge and experience lopping trees in Brisbane. Owner operator Eric Devjak is a 4th generation arborist with 10 years industry experience.

Chip Off The Old Block is fully insured and our arborist crew are trained and skilled to provide the following tree services: tree lopping, complete tree removal, stump grinding and removal, tree pruning and shaping, hedging and trimming, palm maintenance, mulch and firewood delivery and 24 hour emergency tree services.

At Chip Off The Old Block all work performed whether it is tree lopping, tree cutting or stump grinding we take the time and care to make sure any and all buildings, homes, fences and people are left exactly the same way as we found them. Tree removal can be a confusing and sometimes daunting thing for you, your family and also the neighbours surrounding your home or business.

Complete removal of a tree involves the process of stump grinding. Trees often have very intricate structural root systems that can cause major damage to underground services and building infrastructure. Chip Off The Old Block has a large variety sized stump grinders to cater for any job from a carry-on stump grinding machines to a large truck- mounted machines strong enough to take on very large old hard tree stumps.

The most common species of palm namely the cocos or syagrus romanzoffiana, can look very untidy and unsightly without proper maintenance. To clean a palm we must climb to the top and cut off the old dead palm fronds, seed pods and berry clusters.

Although it is not necessary for the health of the palm, regular maintenance is highly recommended for aesthetic and safety reasons as it is quite common for dead palm fronds to simply peel away and fall from the tree.Regular palm maintenance assists in keeping bats, rats, possums and snakes away. The cocos palm species makes up a large percentage of suburban palms planted in South East Qld and is a declared pest.