Absolutely! We meet the insurance standards recommended by government guidelines. Our coverage includes up to $5 million in property damage liability, $5 million in personal injury liability, and $2 million in tenants’ legal liability. We also have WSIB clearance.
Note: While business insurance is not mandatory in Ontario, we highly recommend choosing an arborist with insurance to protect your trees and property. If your arborist is not insured, your homeowner’s insurance may not be enough to cover personal damages or damages to a neighbor’s property.
Yes, all arborists we work with are certified.
When GreenCare Tree Service hires an arborist, they are also trained in our comprehensive safety procedures and policies.
Whether you require a permit or not depends on the bylaws of your city. Fortunately, we’ve created a guide that explains the private-tree bylaws for Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, and Brampton.
Absolutely not.
For the estimate: Your presence is unnecessary as long as we have photos of the work and a detailed description of your requirements.
For the workday: Your presence is not required. The attending crew is briefed on every job and has access to photos taken during the quote process.
Our clean-up process is just as crucial as every other step. We pay high attention to detail and are meticulous when cleaning up your space.
You won’t even be able to tell we were there.
Payment is due upon receipt of the invoice unless otherwise indicated by the technician.
We service trees located throughout Southern Ontario, including cities such as Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton, London, Kitchener, Guelph, Cambridge, and Waterloo.
If you’re unsure whether your location is within our service area, please contact us for confirmation.
The best time to prune trees depends on the species and the purpose of pruning. In general, winter and early spring are good for deciduous trees, while summer is best for conifers.
