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Get Free QuotePointe-des-Cascades sits on the exposed point where the Ottawa River meets the St. Lawrence — a beautiful, windy place to be a tree. The village's fast-growing Cottonwoods, Willows, and Manitoba Maples thrived in the wet soil for decades, but these soft-wooded species are now aging into the most storm-vulnerable canopy in the region.
Wind gets a running start across two rivers before it hits the point, and village streets are narrow with homes close together — when a 70-foot Cottonwood sheds a limb here, it usually lands on something. Preventive crown reduction and timely removal of declining soft-wood trees is most of what we do in Pointe-des-Cascades.
The village generally requires authorization before removing trees. We confirm requirements with the municipality and handle the process — and being based minutes away, we're often the first crew on scene after a storm.
Quick Response Times: We're based locally and can typically arrive within hours for emergencies.
Emergency removal of a Cottonwood limb that dropped onto a village street after a windstorm
Crown reduction on a large Weeping Willow near the Parc des Ancres
Removed a multi-trunk Manitoba Maple splitting apart beside a home