Tree Removal Toronto

At Al Miley & Associates, we ensure safe and damage-free tree removal with industry-leading equipment like Stihl chainsaws, Vermeer stump grinders, and Husqvarna protective gear. Before starting, our government-certified arborists assess the tree’s trunk stability, root exposure, and removal direction to prevent hazards. We use ropes, tarps, and debris barriers to protect nearby structures, landscapes, and utilities.

Our skilled crew follows Toronto’s safety regulations, using cranes, harnesses, and controlled cutting techniques near homes, power lines, and fences. We carefully dig, pull, and cut in sections, preventing damage to driveways and nearby trees. After removal, we provide stump grinding, debris cleanup, and soil restoration, leaving your yard safe, clean, and ready for replanting.

Not all trees will be given a removal permit in Ontario. If the tree is in a perfect condition, not located on your private property and is not posing danger to anyone most likely you will not be granted a removal permit. Before receiving a removal permit the tree will be inspected by a professional arborist who will determine following factors:

• The tree is dead and can no longer be saved;
• The tree has it's top broken or it has large damaged limbs that are a danger to people and property;
• The tree is too close to the building, power lines or other structures;
• The tree was damaged in storm and is now a safety hazard;
• The tree's roots are damaging underground infrastructure such as water pipes, electrical wires, gas line, etc
• The tree has become a major inconvenience: it is blocking sunlight, is blocking driveway and/or sidewalk view, is dropping branches, seeds;

Please remember while it might look like removing a tree or just a tree branch is easy, it is not advised to make it your DYI project. In Ontario tree can only be safely removed by professional arborist to prevent causing additional problems. You can avoid serious injuries by hiring expert arborist in Toronto to offer this service.

Large trees present a greater safety hazard when they need to be removed from one’s property. This is certainly a removal job you don’t want to attempt by yourself. The cost of removing a large tree in Toronto is around $1,500 because of the specialized equipment and high level of skill it takes to get the job done effectively. There are several factors that come to play when determining how much the entire removal job will cost. For instance, if the removal process involves climbing up really high and cutting down the tree in pieces before felling it completely, be prepared to spend more.

Just like oak trees, pine trees are also quite tall. They have an average height of about 40 feet. Some are up to 60 feet in height. The larger the tree, the more expensive it’s going to be to have it removed. A small pine tree will cost you approximately $200 to remove whereas a larger one would cost you $1500 or more. This is because it will require more specialized tools and expert skill to have it removed safely and in an environmentally friendly manner.

Removing a dead tree in Toronto, Ontario depends on factors like size, location, and complexity. Small trees (under 30 feet) start at $350-$600, while medium-sized trees range from $600-$1,200. Larger or hazardous trees, especially in East York, Richmond Hill, or Don Mills, can exceed $2,000 due to specialized crew, chainsaw work, and stump grinding. Request a quote for precise pricing on dead tree removal.

It’s not uncommon for trees to fall unexpectedly. When this happens, the tree will need to be cleared immediately. Getting rid of a fallen tree is not as complicated as removing a healthy and living tree. However, this type of job has its challenges. Removal must be done carefully using proper equipment to ensure safety and prevent additional damage to the surrounding. Expect to pay around $75 and $150 to remove a fallen tree on your property. You’ll also need to factor in the cost of getting rid of the tree. Whether you’ll choose to have it hauled away or cut up/chipped into pieces, this is likely to come at an extra cost.

There are cases when you only need a tree branch removed. For instance, you may want tree branch removal to prevent obstruction if you notice some of the branches are interfering with the power lines. This is likely to cost you less than having the entire tree removed. Sometimes your utility company can come in and perform the removal process at no extra cost. Small branches are easy to remove using the simple tools you have at home. However, if you don’t consider yourself a handy person, you can hire a professional to remove tree branches for about $200 to $300 per hour for this service. If it will take longer to remove lots of branches, expect to pay a lot more.