Our emergency storm damage cleanup crews pull downed trees and snapped limbs off Junction roofs, vehicles, fences and laneways at any hour. We make the scene safe first, then remove the wood and clean up the yard.
Storms hit hard in older neighbourhoods. Tall trees on small lots have nowhere to fall except onto something, and hanging limbs often end up tangled in the wires along the street or the lane. The 2013 ice storm and later wind storms left a mess across the west end, and each new storm finds the weakest trees first.
When you call, we ask what fell, where it landed and whether any wires are involved. Emergency work can cost more than planned work because of the timing and the risk, and we tell you the price before we start whenever the situation allows.
Clear people and pets well away from the fallen wood and every wire near it. A fallen line is a matter for Toronto Hydro, and anyone injured or pinned means dialling 911 first. Then call us so we can remove the tree once the area is safe.
Yes. Our crew photographs the scene before cutting and after cleanup, then issues an itemized invoice your adjuster can read at a glance. That makes it easier to send to your insurer.
Boulevard trees, planted by the curb in front of a home, are owned and maintained by Toronto. Call 311 to report it. We can deal with any part of the tree that lands on your property once the City has done its part.
Yes. Storm calls are answered around the clock. At night we focus on making the area safe, then finish the full cleanup in daylight when it is safer to work.
Has a tree landed across your lane or come through the roof? Phone (647) 370-3833 right away, and a truck heads your way. When the damage is minor and can sit until sunrise, a message sent from the Junction Tree Service main page will reach us fast.
The links below lead to the remaining services, each written for Junction homes.
Our tree trimming and pruning keeps big old trees in the Junction clear of roofs, wires and the lot next door. Our arborists leave the swollen collar where a limb meets the trunk intact, so the bark can close over the wound in time.
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With dead branch removal, our arborists cut away the grey, lifeless wood in a crown while it is still up there, instead of waiting for a gust or an ice load to send it onto shingles, windshields or pedestrians. Each lifeless limb is cut back to healthy tissue and brought down on a line.
View Dead Branch Removal
Tree removal on a tight Junction lot is done piece by piece, from the top down, with each section lowered by rope so the houses and fences around it stay untouched. We handle the permit questions, the rigging and the full cleanup.
View Tree Removal
With crown thinning and canopy reduction, an oversized tree keeps its trunk and its place in the yard while shedding weight and spread. Thinning removes selected inner limbs so wind and light pass through, and reduction shortens the outer branches so the tree takes up less space over a house or yard.
View Crown Thinning and Canopy Reduction
Tree cabling and bracing give a weak fork or cracked union in a mature tree the extra strength to hold together. Steel cables are fixed high in the crown to link heavy stems, and rods are placed through split areas to keep them from spreading.
View Tree Cabling and Bracing
Our stump grinding and removal service turns a leftover stump into a shallow bed of chips under the soil line, ready for sod, pavers or a new planting. Our grinder is narrow enough to squeeze through the typical Junction side gate and into a small fenced yard.
View Stump Grinding and RemovalWe visit, measure and send a clear written quote so you can decide with the full picture.
Share a few details about your tree and your lot, and we will reply to arrange a time. If typing is a hassle, you can talk to us directly at (647) 370-3833.
