We work with all types of trees and shrubs, including fruit trees, elm and oak trees, conifers like spruce and pine, and all deciduous trees. Whether it’s trimming branches, shaping hedges, or pruning shrubs, our I.S.A. certified arborists have the expertise to keep your plants healthy and looking their best!

Pruning helps remove diseased or damaged branches, preventing safety hazards before a strong wind or snowstorm does the job for you. It also stops pests and diseases from spreading, ensuring the health of your other plants. Plus, a well-maintained yard looks great—no one wants the haunted-house look! Pruning may even be required by city bylaws if branches overhang sidewalks or roads.

The ideal time to prune most deciduous trees is late winter or early spring, before they start to bud. This helps minimize risks like tree sap bleeding or spreading pests and diseases. If you have an elm tree, pruning is only allowed between October 1 and March 31 to prevent the spread of Dutch Elm disease.

It’s best to leave pruning to the experts. While we encourage DIY for many tasks, tree pruning can be tricky. The wrong cut can damage your tree or spread diseases to nearby plants, so it’s safer to let professionals take care of it.

If your tree has visible damage like large cracks or wounds, a hollow trunk, or signs of decay, it may be time for removal. Trees close to power lines or leaning dangerously also pose risks. If you're unsure about your tree’s health, it's always best to call an expert for a thorough assessment.

Yes, we can remove a tree that's already fallen, but it's safer to address the issue before it happens. Removing a tree early can prevent further damage or injury.

We strongly recommend against it! Tree removal is dangerous and requires special equipment and training. Our certified arborists are fully equipped and insured to handle tree removal safely.

It depends on the stump. Stump grinding is less invasive but leaves the roots behind, while full stump removal takes care of everything. We’ll help you decide the best option for your yard’s health and safety.

Leaving a stump can attract pests like termites, fungi, and other organisms, which could spread to nearby plants or even your home. It’s generally better to have it removed.

Before we remove the stump, just make sure the area is clear so we can access the stump easily. After removal, we'll handle everything, including cleaning up and filling the hole if needed.

Deep root fertilization involves injecting essential nutrients into the soil around your tree’s roots, helping them absorb the nutrients they need for strong growth. It’s especially helpful if the surrounding soil is compacted or lacking in nutrients.

If the soil around your tree is compacted or doesn’t provide enough nutrients, your tree may show signs of stress like poor growth or damaged roots. Deep root fertilization ensures your tree gets the nutrients it needs to thrive.

We recommend deep root fertilization every spring and fall to keep your trees healthy. If you prefer to do it once a year, fall is generally the best time for treatment.

Not at all! Our home services are available to everyone, whether you’re an energy customer with us or not.