We're a family-owned Calgary business with more than a decade of tree care experience and over 450 clients served. Read our customer reviews below.
Tell us what you'd like done. We'll assess the trees, explain the pruning we recommend and provide an estimate before work begins. Ask about a one-time visit or ongoing care for your property.

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We're a family-owned Calgary business with more than a decade of tree care experience and over 450 clients served. Read our customer reviews below.
We trim and prune young and mature trees, remove dead branches and create clearance around buildings, walkways and driveways.
You don't need to know which type of pruning to request. Tell us what's bothering you about the tree, and we'll recommend the work it needs.
We look at the trees with your goals in mind and explain which branches we recommend pruning.

Your estimate sets out the work before we start, including hauling and cleanup.

After pruning, we gather the cut branches and tidy the work area. Ask us when your trees should be checked again.

These are common reasons customers call us. We'll assess the tree before recommending what to cut and what to leave.
Use the estimate form to tell us which trees you're concerned about and what you'd like to change.
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If you have several trees to look after, we can help plan the work over time.
We work with homeowners, condo boards and property managers.
We can start with the trees that need attention now, then discuss future visits for clearance, deadwood removal and young-tree pruning. The schedule depends on your trees and the property; not every tree needs pruning each year.
Mention ongoing maintenance in your estimate request, and we'll discuss the scope and timing with you.
Our published pruning range is $300–$1,500. Your estimate depends on the number and size of the trees, the work needed and access. Send us the details so we can price your job.
Our ISA Certified Arborists assess the tree before making cuts. We'll explain what should be pruned, how much to remove and the timing for the species.
Yes. We assess young trees for competing branches and structural issues, then recommend pruning where it will help. Small trees may only need a few selective cuts.
There is an elm tree pruning ban in the province of Alberta that runs between April 1st and September 30th to help prevent the spread of Dutch Elm disease. Any time after that is the only time you are to have your elm trees pruned.
It depends on the species, condition and what you want to achieve. We can recommend when to reassess your trees and plan follow-up trimming or pruning if needed.
Removing dead or damaged branches can reduce the risk from those limbs. We'll assess your concerns and explain whether pruning is suitable or the tree needs further assessment.