FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The minimum to move a team of pruners is $300. Each case is different and that’s why we have to go see the work to be done on site to make a free quote.
In most cases, a permit or certificate of authorization from the municipality is required before cutting down one or more trees. When a tree is dead or diseased, dangerous, or causing damage to property, you will have no problem getting permission. However, your city may require the planting of another tree.
No, we only do their felling and stump removal.
We only chip the branches that we have cut ourselves.
On the duration of the work, the location of the tree, the level of difficulty and expertise required for the execution.
We serve the south shore of Montreal between Candiac and Sorel, from west to east and from the St. Lawrence River to St-Hilaire from north to south. Our arborists also go to Montreal, in the boroughs of Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Westmount, Outremont, Mercier, Anjou, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Rosemont and Centre-Ville.
The territory can shrink or expand depending on the surplus or scarcity of contracts.
We are not authorized to do so. However, if Hydro-Québec’s certified pruners have cleared the branches or trunks within the security perimeter, we can proceed with the rest of the work, because most of the time they do not pick up branches or wood.
No, there are too many variables to evaluate in the field for a photo to be representative enough. The appraiser must go on site for a free quote.
We work 12 months a year, except for stump removal which is done from May to November.
Yes, we offer this service.
Yes, our stump grinder is designed to access tight places and it does not damage anything in its path, have no fear.
Of course, our teams travel with a bucket truck (similar to those of Hydro-Québec). In cases like these, it allows us to fell a diseased tree in front of the house safely.
Of course, we are available 24/7 for emergencies, call us at (450) 880-1592 / (514) 730-6532
This practice is very harmful for your tree! Check our pruning page, we have all the details!
When we cut down a tree, the wood is either recycled as firewood, or saw timber when the situation allows it, or sent to a pulp and paper mill.
The stump grinder needs a minimum of 36 inches in width to pass.