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Office: 587-842-0306
Cell: 780-806-0744
Serving Southern and Central Alberta for over a decade
or email contact@cutterdown.com
FAQ'S
HOW MUCH WILL IT COST TO REMOVE MY TREE?
We work hard to keep our prices very competitive! The cost varies greatly from job to job due to the unique requirements, expenses, and hazards of each. Please contact us to arrange a quote. We will usually have someone come out to assess it, but sometimes can give you a quote right there on the phone or via email
MY TREE IS OVER HANGING MY [HOUSE/PHONE LINES/ SHED/ ETC] CAN YOU STILL CUT IT DOWN?
Absolutely! Troublesome and difficult removals are our specialty. We use advanced techniques to bring problematic trees down under any conditions.
Is all the equipment going to rut up my lawn?
Not at all! We sometimes have to bring in large equipment for complicated or very large scale jobs, but we take precautions to protects all aspects of your property. Most of the time however, we use advanced techniques that require no more equipment moving on your lawn than boots and a wheel barrow!
Is tree removal all you do?
Nope! We offer a very wide variety of services for your property, including but not limited to: pruning, stump removal, wood/brush hauling, firewood, mulch, gutters,and, of course, tree removal.
Can you top my tree?
Both ANSI and ISA standards greatly restrict topping trees and for good reason; in general it is not good practice. With rare exception, where there is a demonstrable hazard from the growth, we will avoid topping trees and try to discourage the owners from taking part in this practice.
My uncle has a ladder and an old saw; why don't I just get him to do it?
I encourage people to spend a few minutes on Youtube seeing how others have fared trying to undertake this endeavor. The first important point here is the danger of tree cutting from ladders; I cannot stress enough how hazardous that is. The second is the danger of trees themselves. They can cause injury or death faster than a person can react. So I would highly recommend you call a professional, and ensure the risks are properly mitigated.