A variety of services covering most residential, commercial, and development-site tree work in the Lower Mainland. Every job starts with a free on-site assessment.
Complete removal of trees threatening structures, power lines, driveways, or neighbouring properties. We plan each cut, rig where needed, and haul the debris out so the site is clean when we leave.
Site preparation for builders, developers, and homeowners breaking ground. Trees down, brush cleared, debris chipped or hauled, and the lot ready for excavation crews to take over.
Structural pruning, crown reduction, deadwooding, and topping where site conditions or owner preference call for it. Healthy trees, better enjoyed — pruning improves sightlines, reduces risk, and keeps them thriving for years.
Clearance work near energized lines and service lines. Crews are trained and certified to work in proximity to power lines. We coordinate planned outages or line-clearance support through BC Hydro if necessary.
Mechanical grinding to well below grade so you can replant, re-sod, pour concrete, or just stop mowing around it. We grind flush or deeper depending on what's going in next.
Storm damage, fallen limbs, trees on structures or across roads. We triage by risk and get the situation safe first — full removal and cleanup follow once the scene has been assessed.
Written assessments for permit applications, insurance claims, development submissions, and tree-protection plans. Signed by a certified arborist and prepared to municipal requirements.
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Yes — full commercial liability insurance and WorkSafeBC coverage on every crew member. Proof of insurance is available on request before work begins.
Yes — our crews routinely work near BC Hydro lines. For work within proximity of power lines, we coordinate a planned outage or line-clearance support through BC Hydro before starting.
Every tree is different — size, species, lean, proximity to structures, access, and disposal all affect the price. We provide written estimates after a free on-site visit, and we don't take a deposit until you approve the scope.
Most Lower Mainland municipalities require a permit to remove trees above a certain size or species — rules differ by city. Permits must be pulled by the property owner, but we can prepare the arborist report your municipality needs to support the application.
Standard estimates include full haul-away. If you want firewood rounds or chip mulch left on site, just say so when we quote and we'll adjust the price accordingly.
Sometimes. A proper assessment — especially a danger tree assessment — looks at structure, decay, and context before recommending pruning versus removal. We'd rather save a tree than take one down, when it's realistic.
Typically within 24 hours, and same-day during storm events where we can reach the site safely. Call the number on this site rather than emailing — emergencies need a phone call.
Free estimates across the Lower Mainland. We'll walk the property with you and give it to you straight.