Tiny Township Tree Removal

Dead ash or a pine leaning toward the house? We take trees down in sections when there's no room to drop them whole.

Call (249) 559-1372
  • Dead and dying ash
  • Takedowns near buildings
  • Firewood left on request
Tiny Township tree removal: freshly cut trunk rounds on a tarp beside a cottage, with the stump behind

Tree Removal for Homes and Cottages

Removal is the job most people call our Tiny tree service about. A tree has died, started to lean, or split in a storm, and it's standing over something you care about.

We look at what the tree could hit before we decide how it comes down. In an open yard, it can often be felled in one piece. Beside a cottage, deck or garage, it's usually taken apart from the top down.

When a Tree Has to Come Down

Ash trunk with woodpecker holes and bark flaked away, a common sign of a declining ash

A tree usually needs to go when the damage is in the trunk or roots rather than a few branches. Signs to watch for:

  • a lean that's new or getting worse
  • cracks where two main stems join
  • mushrooms or soft wood at the base
  • soil heaving on one side of the roots
  • a crown that's mostly bare in summer

Ash trees are a common call. Simcoe County says emerald ash borer was widespread across much of the county by 2018 and kills 99% of the trees it infests, sometimes within one or two years. The County also notes that taking an ash down before it dies is safer and cheaper, because dead ash gets brittle and can't hold a rope the same way.

Tree Cutting Services in Tiny Township

Most of the trees we remove near buildings come down in pieces. A climber cuts the crown and trunk into manageable sections, and each piece is lowered on a rope to a clear spot on the ground.

Where there is room, felling the tree whole is faster and costs less. It still needs a clear drop zone, an escape route and sound wood at the hinge, which a dead or rotten tree may not have.

Lake-side lots in Tiny, Ontario are often the tightest jobs, with cottages, decks and septic beds packed close together. We plan where every piece lands before the first cut.

From First Look to Final Cut

  1. Step01

    Look and Price

    We check the tree, what's around it and how equipment gets in, then give you a price.

  2. Step02

    Plan the Drop

    We decide between felling it whole or lowering it piece by piece, and where the wood will land.

  3. Step03

    Take It Down

    Vehicles and furniture are moved, the work area is set up, and the tree comes down as planned.

  4. Step04

    Wood, Brush and Stump

    Brush, logs and the stump are dealt with the way the estimate says: hauled, left as firewood or ground out.

Dying ash in the yard? Take it down while it's still sound.

Call (249) 559-1372

What Does It Cost to Take a Tree Down?

Typical tree removal costs $200 to $2,000 per tree, averaging about $850, according to HomeStars' 2026 Canada-wide cost guide. Storm-damaged trees run higher, typically $500 to $3,000 or more per tree.

The biggest price factors are height, trunk size, how close the tree is to a building or wire, and whether it has to be rigged and lowered. Stump grinding is priced separately.

Takedown Questions

How much does it cost to remove a tree?+

Typically $200 to $2,000 per tree, averaging about $850, based on HomeStars' 2026 Canada-wide cost guide. Trees over a roof or near wires cost more than the same tree in an open yard.

Do you work in Tiny?+

Yes. Call (249) 559-1372.

Do I need permission to take down a tree?+

On most residential lots in Tiny, ON, no, but it depends where you are. Simcoe County's Forest Conservation By-law applies to woodlands on properties of one hectare or more, in Midland, boulevard trees belong to the town, and in Penetanguishene a town permit is needed for larger trees on waterfront lots or lots of 0.5 hectares or more. We'll check yours first.

Is the stump included?+

Not automatically. Cutting a tree leaves a stump at ground level unless grinding is added to the price, so tell us at the estimate visit if you want it gone.

Can you take down a tree in winter?+

Yes, we work through the winter. Frozen ground carries equipment with less damage to lawns and lanes than a soft spring yard; high wind, ice or an unplowed lane can still move the date.

Can I keep the wood?+

Yes. Ask at the estimate visit and we can leave logs cut to length where you want them instead of hauling them away.

Before It Comes Down on Its Own

Tell us what the tree is doing and what's underneath it. We'll come look and give you a price.

Call (249) 559-1372