Crown Arborists
Crews use rigging systems and cranes to take down trees of any size, serving Fall River and Bedford as well as Halifax and Dartmouth. Storm damage work is also offered.
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Storm and tree damage in Halifax
10 pros in Halifax
Joshua Tree Arboriculture
Rope-access tree work is the method here, with removals, pruning and stump grinding offered around the clock in Lower Sackville, Eastern Passage and Hammonds Plains.
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Solid Tree Care
Stump grinding and plant health care sit alongside pruning and removals, with free estimates in the Halifax Regional Municipality. Open weekdays only.
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Titan Tree Services
Owner-operated, the firm clears power lines and rooflines and removes hazardous trees and limbs across the Halifax Regional Municipality.
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Tree Sage Tree Care
Cabling and bracing to strengthen trees are offered alongside removal and pruning in Halifax, Dartmouth, Tantallon and Bedford.
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White Wolf Tree Service
Sectional removals in tight spaces are a focus here, and the firm responds to storm damage and hazardous trees in Halifax. Open Monday to Saturday.
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Woodhead Tree Service
Storm damage mitigation and debris chipping and hauling are part of the work, along with pruning and emergency tree work in Hammonds Plains. Open seven days a week.
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All Green Tree Care Limited
Open around the clock, every day, the company offers emergency tree removal, stump grinding and pruning in Dartmouth and Halifax.
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Tree Works Ltd.
Operating since 1989, the firm handles hazard tree assessment, pruning and trimming, and tree removal in Halifax. It also offers emergency tree service.
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Horne Tree Ltd.
Family-owned, the firm serves Halifax, Dartmouth and Bedford with service available at any hour, handling tree removal, stump grinding and pruning.
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Before you hire
For a tree near power lines, call your utility first: only a utility-certified arborist should work within 3 m of the wires.
Ask which permits the job needs and who will get them; your municipal building department can tell you before work starts.
Ask about liability insurance and workers’ compensation cover before anyone works on your roof or property.