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Never Miss a Sydney Tree Job Call While You're Up the Tree.

From the Northern Beaches to Hornsby and beyond, Sydney homeowners ring several arborists and book whoever answers. Your AI receptionist picks up in seconds, gets the address and what needs doing, and books the quote visit while you keep working.

Emergency jobs go straight to a real person.

Quote visits booked while the caller is still on the line.

Happy customers get asked for a Google review.

Hear It Handle a Tree Job Call

Ring the live arborist line like a customer with a leaning gum over the shed. Ask for a quote, report a branch through the fence, then try to trip it up. Thirty seconds on the phone tells you more than any web page can.

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After a Sydney storm, the first arborist to answer wins the job

Sydney storms bring strong winds and heavy rain that put trees across roads, fences and roofs, and a single bad night can fill your phone before breakfast. Northern Beaches Council, for example, treats a storm-fallen tree that still poses a danger as a special case and expects photos as evidence, so getting to the job quickly matters.

When you're already out on a storm job, your receptionist keeps taking the calls, sorts the genuine emergencies from the quotes and lines up your next visits.

What happens on every call

Answers in seconds

Callers get a real conversation straight away, so they stop ringing around.

Handles emergencies properly

If a call meets your definition of an emergency, such as a tree through a roof or blocking the only way out, it is put straight through to a real person. If nobody can pick up, both sides get a text with each other's contact details so you can talk and arrange what needs to happen, without the caller waiting on voicemail.

Books the quote visit

It checks your calendar while the caller is on the line and locks in a time, so the job is booked before a competitor rings back.

Sydney's tree rules differ even between neighbouring councils

Trees on private land in NSW are covered by a state policy (the Biodiversity and Conservation SEPP) plus each council's own rules, and the details vary. This is general information, not legal advice.

✓Northern Beaches: no permit is needed for trees under 5 metres tall or within 2 metres of an approved building, for dead trees that aren't native animal habitat, or for a tree certified by a Level 5 arborist as an imminent danger. Pruning up to 10% of the canopy in 12 months is allowed. Removal for views, solar access or leaf drop is not.

✓Hornsby: most trees are protected, but trees under 3 metres tall, within 3 metres of an approved building's foundation, or confirmed by the council in writing as dangerous are exempt. Heritage areas and some mapped land have extra controls.

✓Where a permit is granted, councils often attach conditions such as replanting, and illegal work can bring fines, even on your own property.

So your receptionist gathers what each council cares about

Your receptionist can be set up to record the full address and suburb, roughly how tall the tree is, how close it stands to the house, whether it's dead or damaged, and whether it came down in a storm. That's the information you need to know which council's rules apply and whether an exemption is likely, before you drive out for the quote.

Then it helps you get found on Google Maps

After a job is finished, a short, polite request goes to the customer with a direct link to your Google profile, so reviews come in as a routine part of the work. We only ever ask real customers and we never write or buy reviews.

Want the full picture on reviews for tree services? Read our guide to Google reviews for Sydney arborists.

Common questions from Sydney arborists

Do tree permit rules really differ across Sydney?

Yes. Even two neighbouring councils can set different height limits and distances from a building before a permit is needed, which is why your receptionist records the address and suburb on every call.

What happens when a storm brings a tree down on a house?

Can it tell a homeowner whether they need a permit?

No. It gathers the details you'd ask for, such as height, distance from the house and whether the tree is dead or damaged, so you can give a proper answer at the quote visit.

Does it cover the Northern Beaches and Hornsby areas?

Yes. Your service area is built into it when we set it up, so it knows which suburbs you cover and politely handles callers outside them.

How does it help me show up when people search for an arborist in Sydney?

After a job, it can send the customer a polite message with a direct link to your Google profile. Reviews from real customers are a big part of how Google Maps results are ranked, and our guide explains how.