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Wingham Land Clearing

Clearing land properly takes more than machinery—it takes experience, planning, and a team that knows how to remove trees safely and efficiently. At Jeff Pearce Tree Services, we’ve been helping property owners in Wingham and the surrounding areas with professional tree clearing services for over 35 years. Whether you're preparing a site for a new build, managing bushfire risk, or simply reclaiming an overgrown block, we provide practical, reliable solutions tailored to your needs. Our team uses specialised equipment to clear trees of all sizes, along with stumps, dense vegetation, and debris, making the space usable again. We offer on-site consultations and honest advice to make sure each land clearing job is carried out with care for your property and future plans. With full insurance and a track record of dependable service, you can trust us to deliver safe, thorough results every time.


Call Jeff Pearce Tree Services on 0418 448 313 to book your tree clearing job or request a consultation in Wingham.

Expert Tree Clearing Solutions

Preparing your land for building, farming, or fire safety begins with effective tree clearing. We remove unwanted trees, stumps, shrubs, and undergrowth to give you a clean, manageable space that’s ready for your next steps. Whether you’re clearing a small residential block or a larger rural area, we use the right equipment and techniques to work efficiently and safely. Our team handles noxious weed control, fire hazard reduction, and full site cleanups so your land is clear, tidy, and ready to go.


Every job is tailored to suit the site, and we take care to minimise disruption to the surrounding environment. With more than 35 years of experience, we’re trusted by locals across Wingham for our professionalism, reliability, and attention to detail. From initial assessment to final cleanup, we make the process smooth and stress-free.

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  • What is selective tree clearing?

    Selective tree clearing involves carefully removing only certain trees, shrubs, or vegetation from a property while preserving desired plants and important environmental features. In Wingham, this approach is often used to maintain soil stability, protect wildlife habitats, or keep established, healthy trees intact. Selective clearing is ideal for properties where owners want to balance development needs with environmental conservation. It also reduces erosion risks by leaving root systems in place and can improve the overall health of remaining vegetation by reducing overcrowding. A skilled clearing contractor will assess the property, mark vegetation to be preserved, and use specialised equipment to clear only what’s necessary without causing unnecessary disturbance to the surrounding land.

  • What is tree clearing and why is it done?

    Tree clearing is the process of removing trees, stumps, and associated vegetation from a designated area. It is commonly performed to prepare land for construction, farming, fencing, landscaping, or bushfire risk management. Tree clearing helps create open, usable space, improves property access, and can support the long-term health of surrounding vegetation by removing invasive or overgrown species. In some regions, it is also required to meet local council regulations for fire safety or land use changes. Proper tree clearing involves planning, risk assessment, and the use of specialised equipment to ensure the work is done safely and efficiently.



  • Do I need council approval for tree clearing on my property?

    Whether you need council approval for tree clearing depends on your local regulations and the type of vegetation involved. Many local councils in Australia have Tree Preservation Orders or vegetation management overlays that restrict the removal of certain trees, especially native species or those near watercourses. Clearing large areas or trees within bushfire-prone zones may require permits. It’s essential to check with your local council before starting any clearing work, as unauthorised tree removal can result in significant fines. In some cases, a professional arborist or tree services provider can assist with obtaining the necessary approvals.



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