Featuring the best chainsaws in New Zealand

Tree maintenance is hard work without a chainsaw. Adding some power to your cutting ability gets you through these tasks much faster. ArchiPro features only the best chainsaws from reputable brands and suppliers so that you can trim and prune them in a powerful way. Chainsaws are an important part of a wider selection of high-quality garden tools that you can find on ArchiPro.

Types of chainsaws

There are a few types of chainsaws and chainsaw-related products that you can get in New Zealand, some of which include:

Chainsaw kits

When you buy your first chainsaw, you’ll want a kit that comes with the console, including the motor, blade, chain and handle. It’ll also include the power supply that’s petrol or a battery depending on your preference.

Mini chainsaws

A mini chainsaw is a more compact tool. It’s ideal for more precise jobs that require you to manoeuvre around branches to trim or prune.

Pole saw

A pole saw is like a mini chainsaw but sits at the end of an extended pole. They are very useful for getting at hard-to-reach branches.

Cordless chainsaws

A cordless chainsaw doesn’t keep you tethered to your power source. Instead, you use the charger to top up the battery before use.

Consoles only

If you’ve already got a battery and charger for a particular brand of tools and only need the console, you can buy them independently.

The advantages of high-quality chainsaws

Whether you have an orchard, some woodland or a few magnificent trees in your garden, a high-quality chainsaw is a big help. Regular pruning of trees in New Zealand is one of the best things you can do for their health. With a powerful, sharp blade, the task only takes a few minutes. The best chainsaws include safety features that set your mind and ease and make them easy to handle. Plus, a good battery-powered chainsaw will last long enough to get the job done. A high-quality choice means super-grade construction materials, components and parts as well as design which means you’ll get a product that works better and lasts longer.

How to choose a chainsaw that’s right for you

Your first decision will be to choose the most appropriate type of chainsaw for the type of work you’re likely to carry out. For many, a normal chainsaw for regular pruning may suffice, however, if you’ve got especially tall trees and branches to deal with then a pole saw may be better suited. The amount of work with respect to the size of the garden will also influence whether you get a petrol-powered model or a battery-powered one. If you already have battery-powered garden tools like a lawn mower, then you might only need a console-only chainsaw of the same brand to save you a bit of money.