Tree Service Abbotsford - Your Local Tree Care Specialists

TREE SERVICE AND REMOVAL EXPERTS IN ABBOTSFORD, BRITISH COLUMBIA


Our team of arborists is certified by the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA). Whether it is a large, hazardous tree removal or aesthetic pruning and shaping, our arborists can do it all!

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Abbotsford Tree Specialists

Expert Tree Care Services

Our ISA Certified Arborists deliver comprehensive, year-round tree services in Abbotsford and the neighboring communities. Our services include tree removal, stump grinding, and seasonal maintenance. We're also experts in precise tree trimming, pruning techniques such as thinning and spiral pruning, and complex procedures like crown reduction.


Safety-First Tree Services

Treating every tree with care, we prioritize safety at every job site. We are well-trained in identifying and managing potential risks, following strict safety protocols. This makes sure all work sites are a  safe environment for both our clients and our staff.


Custom Tree Care Consultations

We offer personalized tree care consultations. Understanding your specific needs, we provide advice on the best practices for tree management. Our approach is tailored to each client, ensuring high-quality care and complete satisfaction.


Comprehensive Arborist Services

Whether it's a commercial property needing a major tree overhaul or a residential yard requiring meticulous care, we've got you covered.


  • Tree trimming, pruning, and removal
  • Thinning, spiral pruning, and crown reduction
  • Brush chipping and clean-up
  • Stump grinding
  • Risk assessment and arborist reports
  • Cabling, bracing, and rigging
  • Comprehensive tree maintenance


Caring for Our Community's Trees

Our mission is to nurture the health of our community's trees. We offer expert tree care services to commercial and residential clients, equipped with exceptional expertise to handle any project. Rely on us for effective and efficient results!


Certified Tree Care Professionals

As fully licensed and insured tree care specialists, we adhere strictly to WorkSafeBC regulations. Our comprehensive insurance coverage and up-to-date licenses reflect our dedication to the highest standards of safety and professionalism. Our team's credentials and recognition in the field affirm our status as Abbotsford's reliable tree care experts.


For more info about our professional tree services, please call us at 778-771-3904.

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Local Tree Services

We constantly strive to promote our urban forest's health and safety by providing our commercial and residential clients with professional tree care solutions. We are well-equipped for any tree-cutting project and possess a high degree of knowledge you can rely on. As a result, you can rest assured that we know the most efficient approach to any task, including tree removal, tree trimming and pruning, stump grinding, and seasonal tree maintenance. We are highly trained, educated, licensed, and insured for your protection.

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Tree Trimming & Pruning

Do you need to manage the health and structure of your trees? Would you like to improve their aesthetics? Are they crowding each other?


Pruning trees improperly can create permanent damage or even shorten the life of a tree. Your trees will receive the best possible care from our specialists. Tree Trimming Services →

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Tree Removal

Are your trees out-growing their environment? Has the weather damaged them? Are they dropping branches or showing signs of decay?


You will typically need to remove a tree if it is diseased, dying, or has become a threat to life or property. Our experienced arborists can remove them safely and efficiently. Tree Removal Service →

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Stump Grinding

Do you have a tree stump taking up precious space in your yard? Is it unappealing or infested with unwanted insects?


We recommend grinding the stump after removing a tree. Over time, tree stumps can be a hazard and a breeding ground for bugs like termites and other wood-boring insects.  Stump Grinder Service →

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Cabling & Bracing Trees

Do you have trees that are cracked or seem to be leaning heavily? Even though it is leaning or has cracks, there is still hope for a tree.


You can use cabling and bracing to support or correct compromised trees. Our arborists know how and where to position the cables correctly to prevent girdling.

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Emergency Tree Service

Do you have trees that have fallen due to heavy weather? Do you have a hazardous tree that is at risk of falling over?


Unexpected things can happen at a moment's notice. In times of crisis, our dedicated arborists are always available for any emergency tree services you may need.

  • How can I tell if my tree is dangerous?

    Trees that are cracked and leaning or have dying branches may be a sign that they are becoming a threat to you or your property. It is best to consult with a certified arborist for an in-depth risk assessment if you are still unsure. Vines such as ivy can also cause severe issues and should always be trimmed down and kept from climbing your trees. They hold in moisture, preventing your trees from drying correctly and making them susceptible to rot and decay.

  • Does topping trees hurt them?

    Topping a tree may seem like an immediate solution, but it can have many harmful long-term effects. It leaves a large open wound on the tree, opening it up to disease, insect infestation, and decay. 


    The tree will also try to compensate and rapidly grow three to five new tops. Each one of these will create a weak point in the tree's structural integrity, which could turn into a safety issue in the future. Not to mention, it makes the tree aesthetically unappealing. A crown reduction is a more viable solution.

  • What are the benefits of trimming trees?

    There are substantial advantages to tree trimming. It promotes Springtime growth. It reduces the probability of branches falling and the likelihood of disease and insect infestation. It boosts the aesthetic appeal of trees and prevents limbs from growing overly broad or brittle. It also prevents branches from competing for space and expanding in a manner that creates structural weak points. On average, you should trim trees every two to five years, and a certified tree trimmer can determine the optimal pruning period for your specific trees.

  • What if a tree needs to be removed?

    There are usually signs when removing a tree becomes necessary. They may be showing signs of disease and decay or infested with insects that could spread to the other surrounding trees. They may be outgrowing their environment or crowding other trees. High wind conditions can create a potential for damage to buildings and other property.


    Whatever the reason for taking down a tree, removing it should be done as a last resort. When a tree removal service is needed, we take all precautions to minimize any impact removing a tree will have on your property. Our crews have exceptional tree-cutting skills and are highly knowledgeable in all removals, including climbing, rigging, aerial lifts, and using cranes.

  • Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Abbotsford?

    More and more cities in Canada are making it a requirement to obtain a tree removal permit to avoid unnecessary clearing and to keep a positive impact on the environment. In most cases, you will need authorization for tree removal in Abbotsford, and you may be required to plant a new tree to replace the one you had removed. Check the City of Abbotsford tree permits and tree removal guidelines.

  • How much does it cost to remove a tree?

    Because many variables affect the time and cost to remove a tree, the answer is not as simple as a set price we can provide over the phone. To give an accurate quote, the tree size, location, risk, and level of cleanup need to be determined. We are happy to come out to our valued customers in Abbotsford and the surrounding area to provide quick and easy price estimates with no obligations attached.

Abbotsford's Top Tree Care Specialists

We're here if you need specialist tree services in and around the Abbotsford area! 


Having been in the tree service industry for decades, we understand the dedication to working with precision and awareness in a dangerous environment. We partner with local, experienced tree service providers that are proven and knowledgeable. We provide certified, professional service with the area's most skilled, licensed arborists.


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Trees in Our Community

Trees improve the value of our homes and the enjoyment we get from our surroundings. Our trees add to the aesthetic value of our neighborhoods, enhance our environment, and contribute to our community's health and social well-being. Abbotsford is home to a diverse collection of tree species, each with a unique set of trimming and pruning requirements and optimal times of the year to tend to those needs. 

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Fir Trees

Abbotsford is home to many towering fir trees, which you can find around the city. Fir trees are generally low-maintenance as they don't require much trimming and pruning. 


The best time to trim or prune fir trees is in late autumn/early winter or late winter/early spring. However, you can remove dead, broken, or diseased branches at any time of the year.

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Hemlock Trees

Hemlock trees are easily spotted because the very tip of the tree tends to droop over to one side. They only require a little routine maintenance in most cases. Still, they may need their branches occasionally pruned because of disease or damage caused by weather.


The best time to trim or prune hemlock trees is in late autumn/early winter or late winter/early spring.

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Pine Trees

Pine trees are more likely to be found on mountain slopes than in the valley so you will see only a few around Abbotsford. You can spot them by their needles which grow in bunches. 


In general, pine trees only need to have their branches pruned due to weather damage or to control the tree's development. The best time to trim or prune pine trees is in late winter/early spring.

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Cedar Trees

Cedar trees can reach great heights and are particularly common in this part of the country. They are one of the less complicated trees to work with because their wood is light and easier to manage.


The best time to trim or prune cedar trees is in late autumn/early winter or late winter/early spring. If you have cedar hedges on your property, you can trim them anytime during the spring, summer, or fall.

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Maple Trees

Many types of maple trees around Abbotsford exist, including Queen Elizabeth maple, trident maple, and Douglas maple. They are plentiful in the natural environment and our yards and gardens.


The best time to trim or prune most maple trees is in late spring/early summer when the leaves have reached their full size and turned a dark green in color.

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Birch Trees

Birch trees are a great addition to any property with their attractive peeling bark and lush green foliage. You can prune them annually to remove dead or diseased branches and promote healthy growth.


The best time to trim or prune birch trees is in late summer/early autumn. It would be best not to prune them in spring or early summer because they will have a large sap flow after their winter rest.

Close up of a Honey Locust tree branch showing the fern-like growing pattern of the leaves

Honey Locust

You can distinguish honey locust by their fern-like leaves and relatively open, airy branching pattern. They require little pruning other than removing branches that are dying or diseased.


The best time to trim or prune honey locust trees is in late winter/early spring or late autumn/early winter. You can prune a few small branches in the summer once the leaves reach full size.

Close up of a group of Oak leaves highlighting their unique shape

Oak Trees

Oak trees have a lifespan of up to a thousand years and can grow tall and broad. You can quickly identify them by their acorns and the unique lobes on their leaves.


It would be best not to trim or prune oak trees in summer because they are susceptible to oak wilt. The best time to trim or prune oak trees is throughout the winter, late autumn to early spring.

Close up of Cherry tree blossoms

Cherry Trees

Flowering Cherry trees can be vulnerable to insect and fungal disease infestations. Annual pruning will help keep your tree healthy by thinning out branches and allowing for better light and air circulation.


The best time to trim or prune cherry trees is in late winter/early spring or after all the blossoms have fallen from the tree. However, you can do regular maintenance on cherry trees throughout the year.

Close up the draping leaves and branches of a Weeping Willow tree

Weeping Willow

Weeping willow trees can grow quite large, with draping branches and flowing leaves. They have a high degree of flexibility, enabling them to withstand severe weather conditions and strong winds.


The best time to trim or prune willow trees is in late autumn/early winter or late winter/early spring. They can be pruned as late as March but doing so will significantly slow down the tree's growth for that year. 

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