Answers to what Cabbagetown homeowners ask us most.
Call (647) 370-0523 and ask us directly.
Cost comes down to how big the tree is, how much has to come out, and how the crew can access your lot. A number only goes on paper once someone has actually stood in front of the tree.
Trimming a healthy tree for its own good usually needs no permit. Removing a tree, or a large limb from one, with a trunk over 30 centimetres wide requires a permit under Toronto's private tree bylaw, and we handle that application.
We treat storm damage as the priority call of the day and aim to assess it within hours, though a citywide storm event can extend that.
Yes. Most Cabbagetown properties have exactly this layout, and we plan wood removal and equipment around it rather than treating it as an obstacle.
Yes, though it is priced separately from removal. We can quote both at the same visit.
Yes. We document the tree's condition and handle the permit application as part of any job that needs one.
We can trim back growth on your side of the property line. Removal of a neighbour's tree, or any work on the trunk itself, needs their permission or the city's involvement if there is a dispute.
Still have questions? These pages cover the specifics of each service.
Tree trimming and pruning in Cabbagetown keeps mature street trees and yard trees healthy and clear of the houses, laneways and fences that sit close beside them. The job is insured from the first branch to the last, and you see a price in writing before we touch a saw.
View Tree Trimming and Pruning
Dead branch removal takes down limbs that no longer have live wood, before wind or the weight of ice brings them down on their own. This is the most common call we get from Cabbagetown's older streets.
View Dead Branch Removal
Emergency storm damage cleanup gets a downed limb or a split tree off your property and your home secured as fast as we can manage, day or night.
View Emergency Storm Damage Cleanup
Tree removal takes a tree out entirely, whether it has died, become a hazard, or just never belonged where it was planted, handling everything from the first cut to hauling the wood off site.
View Tree Removal
Crown thinning and canopy reduction lighten a tree's load and its wind resistance without removing it, which matters on lots where a big canopy sits close to a roof or a neighbour's property.
View Crown Thinning and Canopy Reduction
Tree cabling and bracing reinforce a weak union or a split trunk so a tree that is sound in every other respect can stay standing instead of coming down.
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Stump grinding clears the wood left behind after a tree comes down so the ground underneath can be used again.
View Stump Grinding and RemovalTell us about your tree and we will follow up with a price, usually within one business day. You are welcome to skip the form and call (647) 370-0523 instead.
