Ape’s Tree Service
Storm damage response sits alongside removals and stump grinding at this company, which also clears woodlots. Towns covered include London, Woodstock and Kitchener, and free estimates are offered.
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Storm damage response sits alongside removals and stump grinding at this company, which also clears woodlots. Towns covered include London, Woodstock and Kitchener, and free estimates are offered.
Open seven days a week, this London firm handles tree removal, pruning and stump grinding, plus land clearing.
Emergency tree work is offered by this Komoka company, which has served London since 2014 and handles large and complex removals in tight spaces.
Based in London, the company removes trees, grinds stumps and does pruning and trimming, with emergency tree work also available. It gives free estimates and keeps weekday and Saturday hours.
Open 24 hours, every day, this family-owned London company offers emergency tree work and handles storm damage clean-up.
Storm response and cabling and bracing for weak tree structures set this London company apart. It also offers deep root fertilizing and tree assessments with maintenance plans.
Since 2016 this family-owned company in London has handled removals, pruning and stump grinding for residential and commercial properties.
Tree removal in London is handled by this company, which gives free estimates and works weekdays.
Storm damage work sits alongside tree removal, hazard tree assessment and stump grinding at this London business. It is open around the clock, every day, and free estimates are given.
Small to medium tree removal sits beside lawn care and sod installation at this London landscaper, which also offers residential snow removal.
This London company, founded in 2020, offers emergency service and crane-assisted removals, and covers Komoka and Delaware.
Preserving large trees rather than removing them is this London firm's focus, using low-impact methods that keep disruption to surrounding landscapes minimal.
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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.