Tree trimming and tree removal in Streetsville
- Fully insured
- Free written quote
- Cleanup included
Free written quote
Only your name and a number are required. Every other box is optional.
Your note is in. A crew lead will phone before the working day is out to pick a visit time. Something urgent? Dial (289) 206-8410.
Tell us what the tree is doing
Find the line that sounds like your yard. Its page walks through the work, a typical price and how the day unfolds.
- Tree Trimming and PruningBranches rub the roof, block the light or hang low over the driveway.
- Dead Branch RemovalBare, grey limbs with no leaves in summer, or bark peeling off in sheets.
- Emergency Storm Damage CleanupWind or ice dropped a limb, or the whole tree, onto something you own.
- Tree RemovalThe tree is dead, split, leaning hard or growing into the foundation.
- Crown Thinning and Canopy ReductionThe grass underneath gives up, and every gust shoves the heavy crown around.
- Tree Cabling and BracingTwo big stems form a V and the crack between them is getting wider.
- Stump Grinding and RemovalAn old stump blocks the mower, a new patio or a fresh planting.
Tree work on the old streets and the new ones
From the brick houses near Queen Street to the newer crescents of River Grove, Streetsville Tree Service trims, thins and takes down trees, then cleans up after itself. An arborist stands in the yard beside you, says plainly what the tree needs, and hands over a price on paper before anything goes on the calendar.
Every job ends with the yard raked, the brush chipped and the wood hauled away or stacked where you want it. The about page covers how our crew works, and the contact page is the quickest way onto the schedule.
What tree work usually costs in Mississauga
Mississauga jobs tend to land inside these bands. The figure that counts is the one printed on your quote after the visit.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Trimming a small or mid-sized tree | $300 to $800 |
| Trimming a large, mature tree | $800 to $1,500 and up |
| Removing a small tree | $500 to $1,200 |
| Removing a large tree in a tight yard | $2,000 to $5,000 and up |
| Grinding one stump | $150 to $450 |
| Cabling or bracing a split tree | $400 to $1,200 |
How to get your price
Call or send the form
Tell us which tree and what is wrong. A photo helps, but it is not needed.
We look at the tree
An arborist walks the yard with you, checks access and explains the options.
You get it in writing
The written quote lists the work and the price. You decide, with no pressure.
Big old trees near Queen Street drop heavy limbs
Timothy Street laid out the village on the Credit River in 1818, and some yards near Queen Street still hold trees that were planted in the 1800s. Trees that old shed their lower and inner limbs as the top of the canopy shades them out. Those limbs are thick and heavy, and on narrow lots they hang over roofs, sheds and the neighbour's fence.
Along the rim of the Credit River valley there is a second risk. Wind runs up the valley, and the soil near the water stays wet, so a leaning tree there can tip faster than the same tree on a flat lot. We check the lean, the roots and the ground before we quote.
Removing a big tree needs a City permit
Any tree with a trunk 15 cm wide or wider is protected by the City's private tree by-law, and taking one down means applying first. Expect a $399.77 base charge, another $139.72 for every further healthy tree listed, and a City review that can stretch to 30 business days.
Dead or dying trees skip the charge. The City also wants a native replacement planted for each 15 cm of trunk that comes out. Tree trimming sits outside the by-law entirely, so pruning work can usually be booked straight away.
Boulevard trees, the ones growing on the strip beside the road, are City property, so dial 311 for those. Limbs tangled in the street's main power lines go to Alectra Utilities.
Photos from the job
Questions we hear most
Is the quote really free?
Yes. The trip out, the look at your tree and the price on paper cost nothing.
Are you insured?
Yes. Every job we take on is covered, because Streetsville Tree Service carries full insurance.
How fast can you come for storm damage?
Call the phone line. Storm calls get answered first, and we come as soon as the roads and wires are safe to work around.
When should an oak be pruned?
Between November and March. Fresh cuts in the warm months can let oak wilt in, which makes oak pruning a cold-weather job.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree?
You do once the trunk measures 15 cm or wider. Fees begin at $399.77, a dead or dying tree costs nothing to permit, and we can walk you through the form.
Send us a note about your tree
Two boxes are required: your name and a phone number. A crew lead calls back that same working day to pick a visit time. Streetsville, Vista Heights, Riverview and River Grove, plus nearby northwest Mississauga. All seven services sit near the top of this home page.
(289) 206-8410Tell us about your tree
Only your name and a number are required. Every other box is optional.
Your note is in. A crew lead will phone before the working day is out to pick a visit time. Something urgent? Dial (289) 206-8410.