Landscaping & Lawn Care
CutTree.Co
About CutTree.Co
Certified, insured arborists removing, pruning and planting trees across Kelowna, with stump grinding and 24/7 emergency tree work.
CutTree.Co is insured for $4 million in liability, and the crew are safety-certified professionals who handle tree removal, stump grinding, pruning, thinning and planting. Brush gets chipped, wood is hauled away, and the site is left raked and tidy.
We are a certified and insured tree crew based in Kelowna at 355 Leathead Rd, licensed with the City of Kelowna. Our work covers full tree removal and careful take-downs, stump grinding, pruning, crown and spatial thinning, and planting. When a job is done, the brush is chipped, the wood is taken with us, and the site is raked clean.
The CutTree.Co site has more on the tree removal and take downs side of the business, plus a page on pruning young and established trees.
Structure, distance from buildings and root health all get checked before a tree comes down as part of defensible space work. Dead trees, old wood piles and dried vegetation are cleared away from the house, and lower branches are pruned back to 2.5 metres off the ground, following RDCO guidelines. A City of Kelowna tree-cutting permit is pulled whenever a job needs one. Since the shop is right here at 355 Leathead Rd, Kelowna jobs are never far from home.
A free assessment is a phone call away at 778-594-8733, and the after-hours line is there for messages when a storm has done its damage.
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