Tree Removal

Careful, properly planned removal of trees that are dangerous, dying, or simply in the wrong place — from small residential jobs to large, difficult removals near structures.

Removal planned around your property

Tree removal isn't just cutting a tree down — it's a planned process that accounts for the tree's size, lean, condition, and everything around it: your house, fences, power lines, gardens, and neighbouring properties. Our ISA-certified arborists assess each tree before work begins and choose the method — whether that's a straightforward felling, a sectional/rigged removal near structures, or crane- or bucket-truck-assisted work — that reduces risk to your property.

We handle residential and commercial removals, including trees that are dead, diseased, storm-damaged, or simply too large or poorly located for a homeowner to manage safely.

A note on safety: experienced planning and the right equipment reduce risk substantially, but we don't promise that damage is impossible — every tree and site is different, and we'll be upfront with you about the specific approach for your situation.

What we handle

  • Residential and commercial tree removal
  • Dangerous, dead, or diseased tree removal
  • Large tree removal
  • Difficult and restricted-access removals
  • Trees near structures, fences, and power lines
  • Crane-assisted and bucket-truck removal
  • Full site cleanup and debris removal

Permits

Some municipalities require a permit before a tree can be removed, depending on the tree's size, species, and location. Requirements vary by city — see our Important Links page for official municipal resources, and we're glad to talk through what's likely to apply to your property.

Bucket truck assisted tree removal
Equipment

Bucket trucks for large and hard-to-reach trees

We're equipped with bucket trucks in various sizes, letting us reach tall or awkwardly positioned trees without unnecessary risk to the crew or your property, and complete jobs that would otherwise take much longer with climbing alone.

Have a tree that needs to come down?