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Landscaping & Lawn Care
CutTree.Co
Landscaping & Lawn Care
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About CutTree.Co
Pruning, thinning, planting and stump grinding in Osoyoos by insured certified arborists. Based in Kelowna, serving the Okanagan Valley. 24/7 emergency tree work.
CutTree.Co operates with $4 million in liability coverage and a crew of safety-certified workers on every removal, stump grinding, pruning, thinning and planting job. The crew hauls the wood, chips the brush and rakes the ground before wrapping up.
We travel to Osoyoos for tree care that keeps yards tidy and safe: pruning, crown and spatial thinning, and planting where something came down. We cut to suit the tree and the site, then clean up as we go.
How the crew handles taking a tree down safely close to a house or power line is covered on the CutTree.Co site, along with tree care and pruning.
Branches low to the ground get pruned back to 2.5 metres, the limit RDCO guidelines call for, as part of clearing dead trees, old wood piles and dried vegetation from around a house. The crew looks at a tree's structure, how near it sits to buildings and its root health before cutting anything, and a City of Kelowna permit is pulled first when the job calls for one. The crew runs out of 355 Leathead Rd in Kelowna and picks up jobs across the Okanagan.
A free assessment is one call away at 778-594-8733, with an after-hours line standing by for storm damage messages.
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