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Based in Lac Ste. Anne County · Serving Spruce Grove, Edmonton & beyond

Year-round tree service within 250 km of Spruce Grove.

Our regular operating area includes communities, counties, municipal districts, cities, towns, hamlets, acreages and rural properties within approximately 250 kilometres of Spruce Grove. Larger, specialized and multi-day scopes are considered elsewhere in Alberta case by case.

Rafter Seven tree climber working above a Northern Alberta residential property
Technical tree work above residential property in Alberta.

Regular coverage

One broad service area—not a short town list.

We serve homes, acreages, farms, commercial properties and public-sector sites from our base in Lac Ste. Anne County. Our regular travel radius is centred on Spruce Grove and extends approximately 250 kilometres in every direction, including Edmonton and the surrounding region.

That means coverage is not limited to the places named below. If your property falls within the approximate radius, send the location and scope. Project size, complexity, access and scheduling still determine whether the work is an operational fit.

Inside the radius but not named?

You are not excluded. These are recognizable reference points, not a complete boundary list. We consider all counties, municipal districts, communities and rural properties within approximately 250 km of Spruce Grove, plus larger specialized projects elsewhere in Alberta.

Rafter Seven climber positioned in a hazardous dead tree for controlled removal
Hazard-tree removal planned around the property and access below.

Winter tree service

Lower seasonal rates. The same safety standard.

Reduced winter rates are available for eligible felling projects that can be completed safely from the ground. Frozen ground may also reduce impact in some settings, and dormant-season access can suit larger felling work.

We do not perform climbing work when trees are frozen. Wind, extreme cold, visibility, road conditions, site access and tree condition still determine whether work can proceed. When conditions are unsuitable, we reschedule rather than lower the standard.

  • Reduced winter ratesAvailable for eligible ground-based felling projects.
  • No frozen-tree climbingClimbing work waits for suitable tree and weather conditions.
  • Condition-based schedulingDates may move when weather or access makes the planned work unsafe.

What travels well

Project fit matters more than a pin on a map.

Technical and larger scopes can support a broader service area than small, routine calls.

We regularly assess hazardous removals, climbing and rigging, multi-tree felling, fire mitigation and rural properties. Municipal, community, commercial and wildfire-related projects can be considered across Alberta based on schedule, requirements and operational fit.

Residential

Homes & acreages

Hazard trees, tight-access removals and multi-tree work near buildings, fences, utilities and lived-in spaces.

Mitigation

Fire-risk reduction

Fuel-reduction and defensible-space tree work for rural properties and larger community scopes.

Contracts

Municipal & commercial

Defined project scopes, larger felling work and contractor relationships across Alberta.

Large storm-damaged tree uprooted beside an Alberta rural property
Rural storm damage
Rafter Seven field operator moving through dense vegetation with a chainsaw
Low-impact access in dense sites

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Coverage questions

Before we make the drive.

Is 250 kilometres a strict boundary?

No. It describes our regular service area centred on Spruce Grove. Project size, complexity, duration, access and location determine whether travel farther makes sense.

Are estimates free within the service area?

Yes. On-site estimates are free throughout our regular service area, approximately 250 km from Spruce Grove.

Do you charge for travel?

Travel requirements are considered when the project is assessed and quoted. We do not add an unexplained distance charge after the scope is approved.

What should I send with an inquiry?

Include the property location, approximate number of trees, what concerns you, nearby structures or utilities, access information and a few useful photos. Photos help us understand the request, but the quote follows an on-site assessment.

Do you serve cities as well as rural properties?

Yes. Regular coverage includes Spruce Grove, Edmonton, St. Albert, Fort Saskatchewan, Sherwood Park, Beaumont, Leduc, Morinville, Legal, Gibbons, Redwater, Westlock and Ardrossan, plus counties, municipal districts, acreages, farms and rural properties throughout the approximate 250 km service area.

Can you travel for a municipal or wildfire project?

Yes. Larger public-sector, community, wildfire and multi-day scopes are considered across Alberta case by case.

Send us the location

Request a free local estimate.

Include the community or rural address, the tree-work scope and photos if available. Estimates are free throughout our regular 250 km service area.