Prices, permits and timing
Tree service questions and answers
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Common questions
Is the quote free?
Yes. There is never a charge for the visit or the written price.
Are you insured?
Yes. We are fully insured for every job.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Mississauga?
On private land, any trunk 15 cm across or wider triggers one. You pay $399.77 for the first tree and $139.72 per extra healthy tree, then the City has 30 business days to rule on it.
Do dead trees need a permit?
A dead or dying tree still needs the City's approval in most cases, but there is no fee.
Do I have to plant a new tree after a removal?
In most cases, yes: one native sapling goes back in the ground per 15 cm of trunk diameter you remove.
Do I need a permit to trim a tree?
No. Pruning is exempt.
Who looks after the tree on my boulevard?
That strip by the curb is City land. Phone 311 and they send their own crew.
When can oaks be pruned?
Wait for winter. Oak pruning is a November-to-March job, because summer wounds invite oak wilt.
What does trimming cost?
Expect $300 to $800 on smaller yard trees and $800 to $1,500 or more on big mature ones. Your signed quote sets the final figure.
What does removal cost?
A small tree often comes down for $500 to $1,200. Expect $2,000 to $5,000 or more when a big one stands in a cramped yard.
What does stump grinding cost?
Each stump typically falls between $150 and $450.
A tree is touching a power line. Can you help?
Call Alectra Utilities first for the main lines. Once the line is safe, we can take care of the tree.
Do you clean up?
Yes. We rake, sweep and haul away all branches and wood unless you want some left.
How soon can you come?
A quote visit is normally on the calendar in a few days. Storm damage blocking a door or leaning on the house gets handled before anything else.
Still have a question?
Ask it on the form or call. We answer within one working day.
(289) 206-8390Crews out Monday through Saturday, 7 am until 6 pm, and the storm line stays open after dark.
Ask us or book a visit
Callbacks go out the same day or the next, Monday to Saturday. Looking at the tree is free.
Got it. Watch for our call the same day or the next, and we will pick a visit time together. Urgent tree trouble? Dial (289) 206-8390.