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Safe, efficient removal of hazardous, dead, or unwanted trees. When a tree is dead, diseased, storm-damaged, or too close to your home, removal protects your property and the people on it. Our ISA Certified Arborists assess each tree, use professional rigging to bring it down without damaging surrounding trees, structures, or landscaping, then chip and haul away all debris. You are left with a clean, safe yard.
Careful pruning that keeps your trees healthy, safe, and looking their best. We remove dead, diseased, and overgrown limbs and open the canopy to improve light and airflow. Proper pruning reduces the risk of falling branches, encourages strong growth, and improves the shape and health of the tree. Every cut uses industry-tested techniques by a certified arborist.
Complete stump removal that reclaims your space. Our equipment is compact enough for tight spaces yet powerful enough to grind stumps up to six feet across. We grind the stump and surface roots to roughly 16 inches below grade, then level the ground for sod, seed, or landscaping. No more tripping hazards or unsightly stumps.
Targeted nutrition delivered to the root zone. We inject a specialized fertilizer blend into the soil around your tree's roots, helping it resist disease, drought, and pests. It is one of the best ways to extend the life of mature, valuable trees and keep them thriving in tough urban soil.

When a tree stands between you and a building permit, a development approval, or a construction timeline, you need a report that the City of Toronto will accept. Our ISA Certified Arborist prepares all three report types required by the City — Arborist Reports, Tree Inventory Reports, and Tree Protection Zone Reports — following the City of Toronto's tree protection standards and the ISA's best management practices.
An Arborist Report documents the condition, species, size, and structural integrity of trees on or adjacent to a property. It is required by the City of Toronto when applying for a permit to remove a tree protected under the city's private tree bylaw or street tree bylaw, and is commonly required as part of a development application. Our reports include a site visit, tree inventory, condition assessment, and written recommendations - prepared to meet the City of Toronto's submission requirements.
A Tree Inventory Report catalogues every tree on a site - species, size, condition, and location - and is typically required as part of a site plan application or development proposal. It gives planners, engineers, and landscape architects the data they need to make informed decisions about which trees to retain, relocate, or remove. Our inventory reports are delivered in a format compatible with City of Toronto site plan submissions and include a scaled site plan showing tree locations.
A Tree Protection Zone (TPZ) Report establishes the minimum protection area around a tree during construction and specifies the protective measures required to prevent root and crown damage. It is required by the City of Toronto whenever construction activity occurs within the drip line of a protected tree. Our TPZ reports include a site plan showing protection fencing locations, specifications for tree protection fencing and signage, and a monitoring schedule for the duration of construction.
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