Tree pruning is the process of removing or trimming branches to help maintain the overall health and appearance of the tree. Diseased, damaged or dying branches and roots can result in decay or insects further damaging your tree. A well trimmed shrub or tree can greatly enhance the aesthetics of any garden!
Although tree removal is the last resort there are circumstances when it is necessary. Damaged or unhealthy trees may continue to decay over time, running the risk of spreading disease to other trees. Diseased trees may also have structural issues that could compromise the structural integrity. Soils lacking elements vital to a tree's health can cause severe deficiencies in trees and can leave the tree vulnerable to pests and diseases.
Root zone fertilization can help replenish some of these vital elements. Alberta Arborists only uses top quality, low salt index fertilizers which prevent root burn. Alberta Arborists has the specialized equipment for stump removal in the middle of front lawns.
Although tree removal is the last resort there are circumstances when it is necessary. Damaged or unhealthy trees may continue to decay over time, running the risk of spreading disease to other trees. Diseased trees may also have structural issues that could compromise the structural integrity. Soils lacking elements vital to a tree's health can cause severe deficiencies in trees and can leave the tree vulnerable to pests and diseases.
Root zone fertilization can help replenish some of these vital elements. Alberta Arborists only uses top quality, low salt index fertilizers which prevent root burn. Alberta Arborists has the specialized equipment for stump removal in the middle of front lawns.
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Alberta Arborists was founded on the belief and desire to see a professional tree service which practices proper and ethical tree care. We have over 25 years of experience in providing quality residential, commercial, and municipal tree and shrub care in Alberta. We provide affordable solutions for your entire tree and shrub care needs.
Tree pruning is the process of removing or trimming branches to help maintain the overall health of the tree. Diseased, damaged or dying branches and roots can result in decay or insects further damaging your tree. Damaged branches also run the risk of being a safety hazard as they can break off or fall unexpectedly.
We look forward to providing you with a free, no obligation estimate. Please do not hesitate to call our office at 780-448-0584 should you have any questions or concerns. Please tag the tree(s) (tie something around the trunk) ASAP so there is no confusion for the arborist as to what you want worked on.
There are many reasons why it may be necessary to remove a tree from your property. Damaged or unhealthy trees may continue to decay over time, running the risk of spreading disease to other trees. Diseased trees may also have structural issues that could compromise the structural integrity, increasing the chances of it falling during stormy weather.
Soils lacking elements vital to a tree's health can cause severe deficiencies in trees and can leave the tree vulnerable to pests and diseases. Root zone fertilzation can help replenish some of these vital elements. Alberta Arborists only uses top quality, low salt index fertilizers which prevent root burn.
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John Mount
Mar 06, 2020
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Linda Marr
Aug 20, 2019
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Ashley Ayume
Jun 10, 2019
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Hired to remove some tree stumps in my yard, emailed photos as they dont come out for quotes on stumps but could provide us with an estimate based on photos. Was told $110 an hr and probably about a $180 job. we were put on a list...no one called they just showed up one day, luckily we were home or else they would have no access to the yard. Took… all on 45 minutes. Guy was polite and did a good job. Wasnt I surprised to get a bill for over $180 when at an hourly rate of 110 it should have been $83. When I contacted them I was told we agreed to an estimated price and hours of work not their
Brendalee Gardner
May 29, 2019
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Wendy Sheehan
May 27, 2019
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Kathy Vigh Vertypora
Oct 30, 2018
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