Tree Cutting

When snow thaws and the first 2026 buds appear, homeowners across Vaughan, Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke and Mississauga start Googling “tree removal Vaughan 2026.” Storm-damaged oaks, ash borer casualties and backyard make-overs all mean one thing: you need reliable, wallet-friendly removal before foliage gets thick. Below, our certified arborists break down current pricing, permits, risk […]

When a dying silver maple in Scarborough crashed through a neighbour’s fence last January, the repair bill was only half the headache. The other half was sorting through a dozen “tree guys” who quoted everything from $400 cash to $3,200 for the same job—yet only one showed proof of insurance and a current license. If

Storm-damaged tree blocking your driveway at 2 a.m.? Our ISA-certified arborists have removed 1,800+ hazardous trees across Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke, Vaughan and Mississauga since 2015. Call 647-558-1366 for immediate emergency tree removal Toronto crews on-site in 60 minutes or less—fully insured, city-permit ready, and priced from only $600 CAD. Is a fallen tree always

Yes, you can cut down trees in your Toronto backyard without a permit if the trunk diameter is under 30cm (measured at 1.4m height). Larger trees require City approval. Backyard removal costs 30-50% more due to access challenges. Call 647-558-1366 for free assessment and permit help.

Tree removal in Toronto costs $500–$6,000+ depending on tree size, location access, species, and complexity—with the majority of residential jobs falling in the $800–$2,500 range. Quick answer: Small trees (under 30 ft) cost $500-$800, medium trees (30-60 ft) run $800-$1,500, large trees (60-80 ft) cost $1,500-$3,000, and extra-large trees (80+ ft) start at $3,000 and