Planting a new tree? The right species, in the right spot, planted the right way makes all the difference. We help Edmonton homeowners choose and plant trees that will thrive for decades.
Tree planting is more than digging a hole. The species has to suit Edmonton's climate and your yard, the spot has to give it room to grow above and below ground, and the planting itself has to be done properly so the roots establish well.
Get it right and you have a healthy tree that adds shade, beauty and value for generations. Get it wrong and you are back to removals in a few years. Our arborists help you pick well and plant well.
Choosing hardy trees suited to Edmonton and your yard.
Placing trees where they have room from homes, wires and pipes.
Planting at the right depth so roots establish and thrive.
Fast, hardy choices for shade, screening and shelter.
Putting a new tree where an old one came out.
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A nursery sells you a tree. An arborist makes sure it survives. Here is the difference.
Work done to ISA arborist standards by people who know trees, not a stranger with a saw.
Careful rigging and lowering so fences, lawns and buildings come through untouched.
Branches chipped, wood cleared and the site raked, cleaner than we found it.
A written price after a free look on site. The number we give is the number you pay.
Call or message and we visit to size up the job at no cost.
We explain what we recommend and confirm the price in writing.
The crew completes the job to ISA standards, safely and precisely.
We remove all debris and leave your yard clean.
Tree planting in Edmonton is usually priced per tree and depends mostly on the size of the tree and how many you are planting.
Small trees are quick and inexpensive to plant, while large caliper trees cost more to source, move and plant. We quote once we know the species and size.
Guide prices only. Your exact price is confirmed free, on site, before any work starts.
Book a free on-site assessment, or call now for 24/7 service across Greater Edmonton.