Aerial view west over Airdrie's neighbourhoods and farmland toward the Rocky Mountains

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Tree service in Airdrie

From young trees in newer communities to mature poplars and spruce in older yards, tree care for Airdrie homes from an ISA certified arborist.

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Working in Airdrie

Tree care from a certified arborist

A lot of Airdrie is newer development, which means young trees on open, windy lots that need the right start: correct planting, structural pruning in their first years, and watering that gets them through dry summers and Chinook winters.

Older parts of the city have the opposite problem, with fast growing poplars and spruce that have outgrown small yards. Those trees often need a crown reduction, clearance from roofs and fences, or removal in sections where they sit close to the house.

Arborist on a ladder shaping a tall hedge in front of a house
Services

Tree services in Airdrie

Each service has its own page with what is included and common questions.

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What customers say about Marek

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Just had Silver Fern over to help me with an unruly Aspen. I can’t say enough. Very knowledgeable, friendly and very good pricing. I highly recommend. You can’t go wrong with this service!!

Heather Twan · Google review

Marek and his team did an amazing job helping us with our tree service! They pruned everything and chipped it very nicely. Their attention when cleaning up was incredible!! 10/10 call them for your tree service needs!

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Questions

Common questions from Airdrie

Do you work in Airdrie?

Yes. Airdrie is one of the areas Silver Fern serves, for pruning, removals, planting, hedge work and storm damage. Estimates are free with no obligation. Send the form with your address and a short description of the trees, or call, and you will hear back about timing for your area.

My new trees are struggling. What should I do?

Common causes are planting too deep, too little or too much water, wind exposure, and damage from mowers or string trimmers at the base. An arborist can usually tell which it is from a look at the tree and the soil. Some trees recover with better care, and some are worth replacing early.

Should a poplar close to my house be removed?

Not always. Poplars grow fast and their wood is weaker than many trees, so large ones close to a house deserve a proper look. Depending on its health and structure, a poplar may be kept with a crown reduction and deadwood removal, or it may be safer to remove it in sections before it becomes a problem.

Need a tree looked at in Airdrie?

Call or text, or send the form at the top of the page. Estimates are free with no obligation.