Storm emergency · dangerous trees · thorough cleanup

Expert tree care, rooted in safety.

We quickly assess the situation and explain the next step.

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Emergencyrapid triage based on risk
CanadaThe Eastern Townships and assignments across Canada
Cleancutting, removal and a tidy work site
Documentedbefore-and-after photos on request
Optional interactive mission

Field mission: protect the house before impact.

The wind is rising, branches are weakening around the yard and hazards are moving toward the house. Your goal is to act before damage occurs and move on to a real tree assessment.

  • Move with the arrow keys, WASD or by clicking a tile.
  • Click a red hazard to send the crew, or stand beside it and press “Secure.”
  • If the house is hit too often, the game will direct you to a free estimate.
Hazards 0/0 Level 1 House intact Ready

The game shows a house surrounded by trees during a storm. Coloured circles identify dangerous branches. The game is optional: the estimate form remains available without playing.

GoalStart the mission, tap the red circles and protect the house.

Congratulations.

You secured the house. You earned a free estimate to have your tree or hazardous branches assessed.

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After the storm

When a tree becomes a hazard, every decision matters.

A hanging branch, split trunk, tree leaning toward a structure, blocked driveway or storm damage: we assess the situation, explain the options and carry out the work carefully.

Describe the emergency
  • Broken branches after a storm
  • Tree threatening a house, garage or vehicle
  • Tree near a service entrance or power lines
  • Access blocked by a trunk or branches
  • Cleanup after cutting and work-site photos

What we do

Straightforward services for real property concerns: safety, cutting, maintenance and cleanup.

We assess the urgency

Describe the situation. Photos, if you have them, speed up the evaluation but are not required.

Our process

Effective work begins with a clear assessment: understand the risk, protect the property, complete the work and leave the site clean.

Details

You describe the situation. Photos are very helpful if you have them, but remain optional.

Triage

We identify the hazard, constraints and appropriate priority.

Intervention

Cutting, securing, dismantling or cleanup according to the situation.

Clean property

Debris removal, a final inspection and before-and-after photos on request.

A local, accessible and accountable team.

A direct approach, clear explanations and careful work for homeowners, property managers, municipalities and organizations.

Homes and cottages

Trees near roofs, garages, pools, sheds, driveways and utility lines.

Difficult properties

Slopes, tight access, backyards, enclosed trees or hanging branches.

After a storm

Priority is given to situations that could worsen quickly or block access.

Photo documentation

Before-and-after photos are available to provide a clear record of the work.

Service areas

The Eastern Townships and assignments across Canada. Travel is confirmed according to distance, urgency and scheduling.

Local service guides

Our detailed local guides are currently available in French. They explain the services and areas we cover across the Eastern Townships.

Dangerous tree? Describe the situation without waiting.

Photos are very helpful and can speed up the evaluation, but they are never required. An approximate address and a short description are enough to get started.
Estimate request

Tell us what’s happening. We’ll recommend the safest solution.

Complete the request with your contact information and select your needs. If you have them, you can also attach up to 5 photos.

Why do you need an arborist?Select everything that applies.
Optional: photos help us a lot, but you can send the request without any. Up to 5 photos, 4 MB each and 12 MB total. You can remove them before sending.

Provide at least an email address or phone number. Keep away from power lines and contact the appropriate utility or emergency service if the situation is dangerous.

Need a prompt callback?

Provide the area and what the tree may damage. Add photos only if you have them.

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