Are you licensed and insured?  Yes, we are.  We can provide our certificates upon request.

Can you trim or remove city trees? No, you need to call the city to have city trees dealt with. If you are unsure if your tree is a city tree, give the City of Regina (or your town’s office) a call to verify it’s on your property before we come to give you a quote.

We offer advice for DIY tree work for $150. If you decide to hire us instead, this fee is deducted from the final bill.

When is Elm tree trimming banned in Saskatchewan? There is an elm tree trimming ban between April 1 and August 31 to prevent the spread of Dutch elm disease.  Elm trees can be removed during this time, as long as the wood is disposed of at an approved site.

Click here for more information from the Government of Saskatchewan.

For work around powerlines, call SaskPower first. If it’s a hazard, they will handle it. For non-hazardous situations, SaskPower will take down the line so we can safely do the work.

What if my neighbor’s tree has a branch hanging in my yard? If the branch is on your side of the property line, you have the authority to trim it. It’s your responsibility.

Our crew is committed to keeping your yard safe and beautiful. At the completion of every job, we leave your property clean and free of debris.

If a tree is splitting in the middle, we can put a bolt through it and attach a cable to bring it together, allowing the tree to heal itself. This process prevents branches from breaking and distributes the weight better, enhancing the tree’s structural integrity.

Poplar, pine, elm, ash and maple.

We don’t do banding.

We don’t do disease treatment.

We don’t do pest treatment.

We don’t plant new trees or transplant trees.