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Tree Cutting Hamilton

We guarantee that you will have a certified arborist overseeing all of your tree care needs.

Tree cutting is done properly by a professional ISA certified arborist who is insured such as DeVos Tree Care. Just like using the proper tool for a job makes the difference in how the job is accomplished, it works the same way for tree cutting.

Tree cutting in Hamilton and the nearby community is what we do. Trust us – it’s something that you want to leave to professionals. We take great pride in the work we do and leave positive impressions with all our past clients as you will discover by looking through our reviews. All possible precautions are taken to ensure that we are as safe as possible throughout the whole process to give you and ourselves peace of mind.

POTENTIAL DIY RISKS

The public often overlooks the risks associated with cutting trees and finds themselves in bad situations which could have been entirely avoided. These bad situations can compromise property, the health of others, or the tree cutter themselves, and even go as far as risking lives.

Risks such as being struck by a part of the tree, falling, electrical shock, or even being hit by equipment are just some of the major risks. Other risks can include having limbs cut, eye damage, scrapes, cuts, bruises, or even stings from insects.

Do yourself a favor and avoid these risks with professional tree service by contacting us. Also, get a free no-obligation quote simply by filling out some basic information below.

GET IN TOUCH

Keep your life simple. DeVos Tree Care understands how it can be a daunting process for first-timers who want a solution to their tree issue as quickly as possible. We would be glad to answer any questions you may have which are not in our FAQ.

OUR HOURS

Monday – Saturday
8am – 5pm

OUR ADDRESS

1429 Main St E
Hamilton, ON
Canada

Services Overview

From expert pruning to safe tree removal, our certified arborists provide top-quality care to keep your trees healthy and your property safe. Explore our full range of professional tree services.

Tree Thinning

Thinning improves air circulation, lowers the risk of pests and illnesses, removes dead or failing limbs, and avoids rubbing branches that can cause open wounds.

Hazard Pruning

Hazard pruning is an excellent way to reduce liability from unwanted or potentially dead limbs and branch systems.

Tree Removal

Tree removal is about more than just getting a tree down and cleaned up; it’s about doing so with the utmost respect for you and your property.

Stump Grinding

Your stump will take many years to decay naturally. Stump grinding might help you get a fresh start in your yard and garden.

Tree Planting

Planting a tree creates a legacy for future generations. If you need help figuring out where to start, call us.

Dynamic Cabling

There are several ways to extend the life of your tree. Dynamic cabling may be the best alternative when pruning out a risky portion is too harsh.

Tree Risk Assessment

Have an ISA-certified Tree Risk Assessor review all of the potential risks related to your trees and prepare a report unique to the Burlington area.

Canopy Elevation

Every cut we make is precise, maximizing the tree’s health and allowing the wound to recover rapidly. Clearance for sidewalks, driveways, residences, and communication wires.

Tree Milling

We can mill your tree on-site to practically any specifications. It can then be air-dried and/or taken to a kiln before being used for a unique home project.

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We pride ourselves on being a family owned and operated tree care business servicing the Hamilton and Burlington region.

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We want to raise the bar for expectations for our industry, staff, and clients.

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We see our occupation as a beautiful bridge between the care of people and that of trees.

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Frequently Asked Questions FAQ

There are a few credentialing agencies but the most widely accepted is the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA). To verify if an arborist is certified with the ISA, check out their website and search for the name/company that you are interested in contacting.

In addition, tree work is a very risky profession it is highly recommended that you contact a company with at least two million dollars in liability insurance as well as WSIB coverage. When having your tree looked at, you should ask for proof of insurance. Keep in mind that the tree removal cost includes all these benefits.

You could always call up a Certified Arborist to help you figure this out or else you could use an online identification guide. These aren't always accurate but it is a step in the right direction. Arborday Foundation has the best online guide.

There is also an app called Leafsnap. It uses visual recognition software to help identify your tree.

This varies by municipality in accordance with street tree by-laws. You should consult your municipal urban forester if you are unsure or else the fines for pruning or removing the tree in question can be quite costly.

You will also want to consider reading why your neighbours tree can become a liability if you are unsure of how responsibilities are played out.

That is a great question. In order to answer it you need to know what your planting location will allow for in terms of light, width, height (ie. is it below hydro lines?), and have a little bit of a running understanding of your soil's composition.

With that little bit of information you can now run wild with the dozens upon dozens of options available to you. To play and explore some of these options have a view through Connon Nurseries extensive catalogue filled with pictures and information on hundreds of trees.

If you are still looking for help, give us a call.

Remember the phrase: "Right tree, right place, for the right reasons"

It is generally encouraged to have pruning done in winter or early spring. In general, avoid pruning between the middle of spring through early fall.

On the other hand, if the limbs in question are posing an imminent risk then this should be taken care of as soon as possible.

You can also read why prune a tree and get educated about the price for tree pruning.

There are lots of things you could do but let's start with 5 suggestions.

  • Ensure your tree gets rain every few days during the event of a drought.
  • Avoid driving/parking on the soil beneath the tree's canopy.
  • Apply 2-3 inches of mulch around your tree, there is a right way and wrong way to do this. See this video.
  • Have your tree pruned earlier in its life rather than later. Trees are a little bit like people; train them early in life and they are less likely to depart from this as they grow old.
  • Know your tree. Regularly pay attention to changes that your tree undergoes so that you can catch hazards and disease before they become larger issues.

For a more in-depth look, check out the top 5 ways to keep trees healthy.

Any stumps around 5 inches or bigger should be stump ground.

Stump grinding won't remove all the roots but it can at least open up other opportunities for landscaping or gardening. The alternative is to wait a number of years for the stump to decompose.

Consider the price for stump grinding as well.

This is a loaded question as we don't have any ideas about the tree you are thinking about. For all we know you want to know how much does it cost to cut down a 100 ft tree, let alone how much to remove a tree with no details to consider.

Thankfully we've created a very detailed guide so you can get an idea as to what the price for tree removal is within the Hamilton and Burlington, Ontario area.

While it might not be a tree removal cost calculator Canada, it is definitely a solid guide to help give a decent ballpark figure you can work with.

We want to answer your questions, please feel free to call us or contact us through email.