How We Work
Nothing gets cut until you have seen the tree trimming plan and its price in writing, and that first visit is free. Our arborist tours the yard alongside you and talks through each tree, the problem it has and the cut that fixes it. The quote lists every tree and every step, with one total at the bottom.
Work days begin slowly and carefully. We protect the lawn, lower branches on ropes when needed, and keep the driveway clear. When the work is done, the yard is raked, the wood is chipped or hauled away, and the property is left as tidy as we found it.
We keep you updated along the way. If the weather changes the plan, we call to reschedule. If we find something new once we are up in the tree, we stop and talk to you before doing anything extra.
What Makes Tree Care In Malvern Different
Malvern is one of the few Toronto neighbourhoods that sits right beside a national park. Rouge National Urban Park runs along its eastern side, and the woodland there is home to sugar maple, red oak, white pine, white cedar and trembling aspen, along with deer, foxes, coyotes and many birds.
That closeness shapes the tree work. Seedlings from the woodland move into yards and fence lines. Insects and fungus from the forest reach yard trees more easily. Wildlife uses backyard trees for nesting and food. A few lots close to the valley sit inside the ravine by-law area as well.
The homes themselves add the other half of the picture. Most of Malvern was built from the 1970s through the 1990s as a planned community, with many townhouses and semi-detached homes on modest lots. The trees planted with those homes are now fully grown, and many are too big for the space around them.
What Sets Us Apart
We give written quotes on every job, and the price does not change on the day. We check permit rules before we book, so you are not caught out by the City's tree rules. We plan around wildlife and nesting season when we can. And we clean up fully before we leave.