Cut Above Tree Care

Cut Above Tree Care is a tree services and arboriculture company founded in 2013. Corey Drennen is the trade-qualified Managing Director and has over 15 years of experience in the tree industry. The company has 15 years of experience in the tree care industry. Corey has been servicing the Maranoa area for 10 years and the Toowoomba region for 5 years. The company is licensed by the City of Toowoomba. It serves Toowoomba, St George, Cunnamulla, Highfields, Charleville and Roma.

The company works with commercial, residential and civil clients, including private individuals, large organisations and government bodies. It undertakes major projects for local and state government agencies. The company's arborists are fully certified. It provides on-site mulching. Services include tree pruning, stump grinding, mulching, emergency tree removal, green waste management, land/road clearing, and tree removal and lopping.

Prompt turnaround on quotes is the theme that recurs most often in accounts of this Toowoomba business, and the picture is mixed. Multiple reviewers describe waiting close to three weeks for a figure, with some chasing it more than once before engaging someone else; others report no follow-up whatsoever, and one notes that even a reasonable number came too late to be of use. A separate thread concerns mulch supply, with one account describing months of delays, a broken truck and repeated promises that a load was on its way.

Against this, several customers praise the work itself, including the removal of a very large tree with the site left clean and tidy afterwards, and a difficult wildlife rescue from a sensitive canopy in poor conditions that was handled carefully. The politeness of office staff is mentioned, and the crew is described as courteous and professional. The pattern suggests competent fieldwork once a job is under way, with quoting and mulch delivery being the areas where frustration is most often reported. In several of these accounts the client had already moved on, and the missed follow-up rather than the price sits at the centre of their frustration.