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Get Free QuoteSainte-Anne-de-Bellevue sits at the very western tip of the island, where Lac Saint-Louis meets Lac des Deux Montagnes. The village core around the boardwalk and Sainte-Anne Street is one of the oldest settled areas in the West Island, and its compact lots hold mature Sugar and Silver Maples growing tight against century homes, restaurants, and hydro lines.
With McGill's Macdonald Campus and the Morgan Arboretum next door, Sainte-Anne residents know good tree care when they see it. The double lake exposure funnels strong wind through the village, and older maples over narrow lots usually have to come down in sections — our crew works regularly in these tight quarters with rigging and our spider lift.
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue is part of the Agglomeration of Montreal, so a permit is required before removing any tree with a trunk diameter of 10 cm or more on private property. We prepare and file the permit application as part of every removal.
Quick Response Times: We're based locally and can typically arrive within hours for emergencies.
Sectional removal of a large Silver Maple behind a restaurant near the Sainte-Anne boardwalk
Preservation pruning on century-old Sugar Maples on a village-core property
Storm cleanup after high winds funneled off Lac Saint-Louis through the village