Right season, right cut
We schedule each species when cutting it does the least harm and the most good.
Tree & Shrub Care
Pruning, shaping, deep-root feeding and removal — done at the right time of year.
Overview
A bad prune shows for years. Timing matters as much as technique here — elms are legally restricted in summer, birch and maple bleed if cut in spring, and most flowering shrubs will skip a whole year of blooms if trimmed at the wrong moment.
What is included
We schedule each species when cutting it does the least harm and the most good.
Alberta prohibits elm pruning April 1 – September 30 to limit Dutch elm disease. We book those in winter.
Injected below the turf line so the tree gets it, not the grass competing with it.
Dropped safely, chipped on site and hauled away, with stump grinding available same visit.
How it works
Address, a couple of photos, and what you are hoping to change.
Written and itemised, good for 30 days. No hourly billing, no surprises.
You get a scheduled date and the name of the crew lead handling it.
Completed on schedule, site left clean, and a text when the crew is off the property.
Questions
Late winter for most deciduous trees — the structure is visible and the tree is dormant. Spring-flowering shrubs like lilac get pruned right after they bloom so you do not remove next year's buds.
Yes, using sectional removal with rigging. Anything requiring a crane or touching power lines, we will tell you honestly and coordinate the right specialist.
It is quoted separately because access varies, but it is usually done the same day.
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Free, no-pressure quote
Send us the address and a couple of photos. Most quotes come back the same day — and if we are not the right fit for the job, we will tell you that too.