CutTree.Co

Safety certification runs through the whole CutTree.Co crew, and the company insures every job for $4 million in liability, whether it is removal, stump grinding, pruning, thinning or planting. The site gets the same treatment every time: brush chipped, wood hauled, ground raked, before the crew signs off.

We work south of the lake in Penticton on everything from old orchard trees to the shade trees lining a suburban yard. Our tree care and pruning focuses on structure and safety, lifting crowns, thinning dense growth and removing dead or splitting wood before it drops. Planting and crown and spatial thinning round out the regular visits.

RDCO guidelines call for lower branches to come back to 2.5 metres off the ground as part of the defensible space work the crew does. Before cutting, a tree gets sized up for how it is built, how near it sits to a building, and the state of its roots, which is also when dead trees, old wood piles and dried vegetation get cleared from around a house. A City of Kelowna tree-cutting permit is pulled first if the job needs one. 355 Leathead Rd in Kelowna is home base, and the crew runs jobs out across the Okanagan.

778-594-8733 books a free assessment, and the after-hours line takes messages for storm damage that cannot wait until morning.