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Tree removal in Arnprior and the Ottawa Valley

Dead, dangerous or in the way. Taken down safely, piece by piece, with a crane when the spot calls for it, and the yard left clean.

Arborist on a maple trunk with the crane truck parked below

When a tree has to go

Some trees come down because they are dead or dying, some because they are leaning at the house, splitting at a crotch or lifting the driveway, and some because you want the light and the space. Whatever the reason, the job is the same: get it down without hurting anything around it, and leave the yard clean.

How we take a tree down

Where there is room, a tree is felled in one piece. Where there is not, which is most yards, a climber or the bucket truck takes it apart from the top down, lowering each piece on ropes. For big trees over roofs, pools and hydro lines we bring in a crane and lift the sections straight out, which is faster and safer for everything underneath.

  • Brush chipped on site, wood cut to firewood length or hauled away, your choice
  • Stump ground out as part of the job or left for later
  • Lawn raked, driveway swept, gates closed

Lot clearing

Building a shop, opening up a view or clearing a cottage lot? We take down the whole stand, chip or haul the brush and grind the stumps so the site is ready.

Recent tree removal work

Climber in a bare tree beside a crane boom, working above a bungalow
Crane lifting a cut tree section over a residential street
Arborist in high-visibility shirt roped into a large maple trunk
Crane lifting a tree section over a house in winter, snow on the ground

Questions about tree removal

Do I need a permit to remove a tree?

It depends on the municipality and the size of the tree. Ottawa has a tree protection by-law for larger trees on private property; most Valley townships do not. We will tell you what applies to your address when we quote.

Can you take down a tree close to the house?

Yes. That is exactly what the climbing gear, the bucket truck and the crane are for. Pieces are lowered on ropes or lifted out by crane, never dropped near the house.

What happens to the wood?

Your call. We cut it to firewood length and stack it, or haul it away with the brush.

Need a tree looked at?

Call Kevin, or send the form and we will call you back to book a free look.

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