The cost of tree removal depends on several factors, including the tree's size, condition, and location, as well as accessibility and any additional services needed. For a free and accurate estimate, please contact us.

Watch for signs such as dead branches, significant leaf loss, discolored foliage, fungal growth on the trunk or branches, bark cracks, or visible insect infestations. If you notice any of these issues, reach out and we can help you diagnose the issue and plan next steps.

Not all tree diseases require immediate removal; many can be managed with proper care and treatment plans. However, certain severe diseases that pose safety risks or lack effective treatments may necessitate removing the affected tree. If you're concerned, contact us and we can help to consult you on best practices.

Pruning small branches and removing deadwood can often be done by Island homeowners with proper knowledge and tools. However, for larger trees or complex pruning needs (such as near power lines), we have techniques and equipment to ensure safe removal.

The process for removing a large tree typically involves several steps. First, an assessment of the site and tree is conducted to identify potential risks and determine the best approach. Then, the area around the tree is cleared, and safety measures are put in place. Tree removal techniques such as cutting, climbing, or using cranes may be employed depending on the situation. Once the tree is down, it is usually cut into manageable sections and safely removed from the site.

To minimize potential storm damage to trees, regular maintenance such as pruning helps maintain their structural integrity. Remove dead or weak branches that could potentially break during storms. Ensure proper watering and fertilization to promote overall tree health. We can provide guidance on specific actions to protect your trees.

The ideal time for pruning trees on Prince Edward Island depends on factors such as species and desired outcomes. Generally, late winter or early spring (dormant season) is recommended for most deciduous trees when they are leafless. However, some trees benefit from summer pruning for purposes like shaping or controlling growth. We can help you with difficult pruning tasks and suggest the best time to prune based on your specific needs and tree species.

The duration of a tree removal or pruning job varies based on factors like the project's size and complexity, accessibility, required equipment, and any additional services needed (e.g., stump grinding). Smaller jobs may take a few hours, while larger or more complex projects can extend over several days. We would be happy to provide you with a free quote for any job.