emergency tree removal

Our professional team can provide a comprehensive and thorough tree protection plan that considers all relevant factors, such as local regulations, industry standards, and the specific needs of your property, ensuring the best possible outcome for the preservation and care of your trees.

Stump grinding services are designed to remove tree stumps and roots using specialized equipment. A trained professional will grind the stump down to a depth of 6-8 inches below the ground surface, making it possible to plant grass or other trees over the area.

Consider hiring a professional tree service. Check that the company you choose is reputable, certified, and insured.

A dead or dying tree will have few or no leaves, especially during the growing season. If a tree is losing leaves in the middle of summer or spring, it is likely dead or dying.

The most common bylaw Edmontonians need to know about pertains to elm trees. You can find the information by visiting the official website of the City of Edmonton or contacting the City of Edmonton's Forestry Services.

It is important to make sure young trees are well-watered before winter sets in, so they have enough moisture to get through the winter months.

It is important to follow proper pruning techniques to avoid damaging the tree and to promote healthy growth. If in doubt, it is best to consult a professional arborist.

Early diagnosis and treatment are essential for the health of the tree. Observe the tree carefully and look for any signs of abnormal growth, discolouration or wilting of leaves, presence of unusual insects or fungal growth.

Look at the shape, size, and arrangement of the leaves. Are they simple or compound? What is the shape of the leaf blade? Are the leaves evergreen or deciduous?

The best time to plant trees in Edmonton is in the spring, which is usually between late April and early June.

New trees need to be watered frequently, especially during dry weather. Water the tree deeply, making sure the water reaches the roots.

What are the best types of trees to plant in the local climate

City of Edmonton bylaw allows for elm trees to be pruned between October 1st and March 31st. Removals can occur year round. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have questions about your tree.

If the roots of a tree are growing close to your foundation, they can cause damage in several ways…It's always a good idea to consult with a professional if you suspect that tree roots may be impacting your foundation.

Look for the following symptoms: yellowing and wilting of leaves, brown streaks in the trunk and branches, and a gradual decline in overall health. Early detection and treatment are crucial in controlling the spread of the disease, so do not hesitate to reach out for help.

Want to prune an elm tree in Edmonton? As a general rule, the best time to prune a tree is when the tree is dormant. This is the period of time when the tree is leafless. In Edmonton, this ranges from October to the start of May. The reason for this is the tree has the lowest risk of experiencing shock from the pruning.

Not many people know that Edmonton is one of the last places on earth you can go to see thousands of old-growth Elm trees. They exist in other places, but not this old and not this grand. These jewels of the city are protected largely in part by Edmonton’s strategies to avoid the spread of Dutch Elm Disease within its population of Elms. If you own an Elm there are some rules you need to know.