1,2 Tree Care
From a North Vancouver base, the company removes trees, prunes and trims them, and grinds stumps on weekdays across North Vancouver, Burnaby, Coquitlam and West Vancouver.
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Arborists and roofers for storm damage.
These tree services work in Metro Vancouver and say on their own websites that they remove hazardous or storm-damaged trees, some with emergency call-outs. Wind is the local risk: the storm of 20 December 2018, BC Hydro's most damaging, knocked out power from West Vancouver to Mission, with falling trees a large part of the damage. Before removing a tree, check your city's bylaw: Burnaby, for one, needs a permit for conifers from 30 cm and deciduous trees from 45 cm in diameter.
From a North Vancouver base, the company removes trees, prunes and trims them, and grinds stumps on weekdays across North Vancouver, Burnaby, Coquitlam and West Vancouver.
Tree planting with stock from local nurseries sets this New Westminster business apart, alongside removal of hazardous trees, including ones in spots with limited access, and stump grinding.
Running at all hours, every day, this Richmond firm assesses hazard trees, installs cabling and bracing, and uses air spade excavation around roots in Richmond and Vancouver.
Besides hedge care, this Vancouver firm offers FireSmart services alongside tree removal, pruning and trimming.
Cabling and bracing to support trees through harsh weather sets this North Vancouver firm apart, which also offers arborist consulting and tree removal in North Vancouver and Vancouver.
This Vancouver company works with Stihl gear and runs seven days a week, covering tree removal and pruning in Vancouver and West Vancouver.
Into the evening, the Delta firm works seven days a week and assesses hazard trees, removes storm-damaged ones and grinds stumps across Delta, Surrey, Richmond and Coquitlam.
Emergency tree services for storm cleanup are part of this Burnaby company's work, which has more than 20 years of experience across Burnaby, Maple Ridge, Delta and New Westminster.
On weekdays, the firm removes trees, prunes and trims them, and grinds stumps across Vancouver, Burnaby, North Vancouver and West Vancouver.
Its hours are continuous, and the Vancouver company removes problem trees and prunes away dead and broken branches to reduce safety risks.
Operating since 2008, the landscaping firm removes small-to-medium trees, offers hedge topping and grinds stumps in Vancouver, Burnaby and New Westminster.
Since 1983, the firm has offered emergency tree service alongside arborist reports and tree risk assessment, plus firewood and milled wood across the North Shore and Metro Vancouver.
Snow and ice work for stratas and commercial properties is now being booked by this Vancouver landscaper, which also removes trees, prunes them and grinds stumps.
Beyond tree removal and pruning, it prepares arborist reports and custom wood milling, and it works across Greater Vancouver, including Port Coquitlam and Delta.
Founded in 1997, this independently owned franchise handles pruning, trimming and emergency tree work, including storm damage, across Delta, Maple Ridge, Coquitlam and Pitt Meadows.
Also serves Kelowna
Working across Vancouver, Burnaby and the Lower Mainland, the business cuts and removes trees and maintains shrubs, including cedar hedges.
Family-owned and open all day and night, every day, the Richmond company covers storm damage, emergency tree work and hazard tree assessment across Richmond, Surrey, Delta and New Westminster.
Serving Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley for more than 25 years, this firm works round the clock on hazardous tree removal, hazard tree assessment and pruning.
Seven days a week, into the evening, the Maple Ridge business works on hazard assessments, crown reduction and large branch removal, with storm clean-up and land clearing across the town.
Open evenings and weekends, the Vancouver business offers tree removal, hedge trimming, gutter cleaning and stump grinding, with hazard mitigation after storm damage.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, pruning and trimming and stump grinding.
Running six tree service crews with chippers and high-capacity trucks, the Delta-based business also prepares arborist reports for property development and handles crane tree removal.
Landscaper whose website lists emergency tree work and pruning and trimming.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, hazard tree assessment, pruning and trimming and certified arborists.
Open day and night, the Delta business since 1998 offers storm service clean-up, stump grinding and tree removal across Richmond, Surrey, White Rock and Vancouver.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, emergency tree work, pruning and trimming and stump grinding.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, emergency tree work, hazard tree assessment and pruning and trimming.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, emergency tree work, hazard tree assessment and pruning and trimming.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, emergency tree work, hazard tree assessment and pruning and trimming.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, hazard tree assessment, pruning and trimming and certified arborists.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, emergency tree work, hazard tree assessment and pruning and trimming.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, pruning and trimming and stump grinding.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, emergency tree work, hazard tree assessment and pruning and trimming.
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, hazard tree assessment, pruning and trimming and stump grinding.
Same-day emergency work is available around the clock, and the business handles permit applications and power-line trees coordinated with BC Hydro, and it covers storm damage.
Open around the clock, every day, the family-owned firm has operated since 2004 and covers emergency tree work, hazard tree assessment and stump grinding. Work extends to Burnaby, North Vancouver, Coquitlam and New Westminster.
Locally owned since 2007, the business has work yards in North Vancouver, Burnaby and Squamish and covers tree removal, hedge trimming and plant health care alongside stump grinding.
Over 25 years in the Greater Vancouver area, the business prepares arborist reports and permit applications alongside pruning, removals and hedge trimming.
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Call a Certified Utility Arborist for any tree near power lines or within 3 m of the service line to your home.
In Burnaby, conifers 30 cm across or more and deciduous trees 45 cm or more are protected: removing one needs a tree cutting permit.
Often, yes. Many Metro Vancouver cities protect trees above a set size. In Burnaby, conifers 30 cm or more in diameter and deciduous trees 45 cm or more need a tree cutting permit. Check your own city's tree bylaw, and ask the tree service whether it will apply for the permit. City of Burnaby (source, opens in a new tab)
Don't cut it yourself or let a general crew do it. BC Hydro advises a Certified Utility Arborist for any vegetation near power lines or within three metres of the service line to your house. Ask the company whether its arborists hold that certification. BC Hydro (source, opens in a new tab)
Which trees, how they'll come down, stump grinding or not, clean-up and hauling, the permit, and proof of WorkSafeBC coverage and liability insurance. Ask whether an ISA-certified arborist assessed the tree, and get the price in writing before work starts.