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Salt Spring Island, BC · Local Home Services

Tree Service on Salt Spring Island

Removals, danger trees, limbing, and storm cleanup — handled safely on the island's big firs and cedars.

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✓ Local Salt Spring Island service
✓ Free, no-obligation quotes
✓ Serving the whole island
✓ Fast response
What's included

What island tree work covers

Straightforward, thorough work — no upsells, no surprises. Here's what a standard tree service visit includes.

  • ✓ Tree removal, including large and hazardous trees
  • ✓ Danger-tree assessment and removal
  • ✓ Limbing, crown thinning, and deadwooding
  • ✓ View and light clearing
  • ✓ Storm-damage cleanup and emergency response
  • ✓ Stump grinding and removal
  • ✓ Brush chipping and debris hauling
  • ✓ Firewood bucking from felled trees
How it works

Three simple steps to done

1

Request a quote

Call the number above or fill out the short form below with a few details about the job.

2

We get back to you

We review the details and reply within one business day with next steps and a free, no-obligation quote.

3

The job gets done

We confirm the details, schedule a time that works for you, and take care of it — cleanly and on your terms.

What it costs

Honest pricing guidance

Tree work is quoted per job, and the big variables are size, lean, and what's underneath. As rough guidance: limbing or a small tree often runs $300–$800, a large or hazardous removal near a house $1,500–$5,000+, and storm cleanup by the hour. Tricky access, rigging over a roof, and hauling or chipping the debris all add to it.

These are ballpark figures to help you plan — not a guaranteed quote. You'll get a firm number, free, before any work begins.

What affects the price

  • ·Tree size, height, and species
  • ·Lean, and what's underneath — house, lines, fences
  • ·Rigging and equipment access
  • ·Stump grinding versus leaving it
  • ·Hauling, chipping, and disposal
FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

Sometimes. Tree cutting can be regulated — especially near watercourses, in riparian areas, or on certain lots — under local bylaws. It's worth checking before you start; a clearly hazardous tree usually has more leeway, but confirm first.
Dead or dying trees, a big lean toward a house, cracked trunks, root rot, or storm damage all raise the risk. On our wooded lots, a qualified assessment tells you whether it needs to come down or can be managed.
Yes — that's what rigging is for. Trees near buildings are lowered in sections with ropes rather than felled. Anything touching BC Hydro lines has to be coordinated with the utility for safety.
Yes — we chip the brush and haul debris, and can grind the stump if you want it gone. If you heat with wood, we can buck the trunk into rounds and leave it for you.
It's one of the more hazardous trades. Make sure whoever you hire is experienced, properly equipped, and carries liability insurance and WorkSafeBC coverage — falling limbs and trees are nothing to gamble on.
Yes — free, no-obligation quotes, with a site visit for anything large or hazardous.
Service area

Serving all of Salt Spring Island

From the harbour villages to the rural roads in between — if you're on the island, we've got you covered.

Ganges Fulford Harbour Vesuvius Fernwood
Free quote

Get your free tree service quote

Tell us a bit about the job and we'll take it from there.

We'll get back to you within one business day.