Reliable certified arborist providing professional tree care in the Halton Region and surrounding areas.

Tree and Shrub Removal

We can provide you with an assessment of your trees to determine if removal is necessary. Although we try to save as many trees as we can, sometimes removal is the safest option. Here are some of the most common reasons we remove trees.

Your tree:

  • Has failed, or a large section has failed
  • Is splitting or hallow
  • Has outgrown the area it was planted in
  • Is in the footprint of new landscaping, pools, sheds, driveways, or house






Tree Pruning

With over 8 years in the industry and thousands of trees pruned we are confident in making your trees look amazing. People often don’t think about pruning until something goes noticeably- wrong. Did you know the average tree should be pruned every 2-5 years? Here are some reasons to consider pruning your trees or shrubs.

  •  Pruning for clearance above houses, sheds, walkways, patios and pools
  •  Removing deadwood to mitigate any hazard within the drip line of the tree
  •  Thinning to allow for better airflow and sun penetration
  •  Weight reduction to reduce the risk of broken limbs
  •  Hedge trimming to keep those Cedars, yews, and boxwoods looking sharp

Cabling and Bracing

At Trafalgar Tree Care, we do our best to prolong the life of as many trees as we can. If you are concerned about a split or included bark within your tree we can assess the situation and determine if a Cable is a safe choice.

We use a dynamic cabling system that can be installed to mitigate the risk of branch or limb failure. For more information give us a call for a free consultation and quote.






Stump Removal

After a tree is cut down, people often wonder what to do with the stump. I have seen many creative ways customers have repurposed old stumps from carvings to zip lines and everything in between. But if the stump is an eyesore or in the way of new construction, let us know and we can take care of it for you.

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  • AFTER - THE JUNCTION BOX IS EXPOSED