Frequently Asked Questions

Healthy trees improve safety, property value, and the environment. Proper tree care reduces risks from falling limbs, prevents disease, and keeps your property looking its best.

We proudly provide professional tree care services across Orillia, Severn, Oro-Medonte, Ramara, Washago, and the surrounding Simcoe County area.

We are fully insured with $5 million liability coverage and WSIB certification. Our team includes ISA Certified Arborists, and we meet all local licensing requirements.

Being ISA certified means that you have met the professional standards set by the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) in the field of arboriculture, which is the practice of cultivating and managing trees, shrubs, and other woody plants. ISA certification is a voluntary program that recognizes individuals who have a high level of knowledge, skills, and experience in tree care.

Yes, our team of arborists are certified.

Tree By-Laws vary depending on Municipality and many places are moving towards permit requirements for tree removal.  It is best to check your Municipalities by-laws or contact us for further information.

Trees possess the ability to self-maintain by shedding unnecessary branches, resisting infection, and healing their wounds. However, in urban areas, our attention is drawn to their well-being, and we become responsible for their care. By working with us, trees can be preserved in a way that ensures their safety, health, and aesthetic integration with the surrounding buildings and urban elements.

Certainly. The winter season provides an opportune time to carry out tree work of any kind. While trees are in their dormant phase, pruning is most effectively performed, but it can be executed with the appropriate techniques at any time throughout the year.

Tree removal costs depend on factors like tree size, location, health, and property access. We provide free, detailed quotes so you’ll always know the cost before work begins.

Tree cabling and bracing strengthen weak or split branches using specialized hardware. This helps extend the life of your tree and reduces the risk of structural failure.

Tree removal may be necessary if a tree is dead, diseased, structurally unsound, or poses a safety hazard to your home, business, or surrounding property.

Mature trees need regular pruning, inspections for disease, and proper soil care to maintain their health and stability. Our arborists can design a custom maintenance plan tailored to your trees.

We use the latest equipment and safe climbing techniques to reduce lawn impact, protect gardens, and complete every job safely — leaving your property looking like we were never there.

For the estimate, it’s best to be home so Steve can review your goals and walk through the plan with you. However, if you can’t be there, we can still provide an estimate as long as we have safe access to the property. For the work itself, you don’t need to be home — our crew will complete everything safely and professionally.

Yes. We’re familiar with tree removal bylaws across Simcoe County and can help you determine whether a permit is needed. If required, we can assist with documentation or guide you through the application process.

We can handle cleanup in whichever way works best for you. Most clients choose to have all wood and debris removed, but we can also leave firewood-length logs or wood chips on-site at your request.

Yes! We’re proud of the reputation we’ve built throughout Simcoe County. You can read reviews on Google, Facebook, and our website — or ask us directly for referrals from past projects.