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Mountain properties with tall conifers, heavy snow and real wildfire risk. Tree work in the Bow Valley, from an ISA certified arborist based in Cochrane.
Free estimates from an ISA certified arborist. No obligation.
Canmore and Kananaskis properties are surrounded by forest, with spruce, pine and fir often growing close to homes, decks and driveways. Heavy snow loads, wind through the valley and deadwood all put branches and whole trees at risk of failing where they can do damage.
The work here is often clearance pruning and careful removal on sloped or tight lots, planned around keeping the natural look of a mountain property. Lifting lower branches and making space around buildings also follows Alberta's FireSmart guidance for reducing wildfire risk.

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Today they provided the service, kept me informed of what they were doing, made a few suggestions going forward with the trees on my property. You are getting a Professional Arborist who really knows his profession. Cleanup was efficient and immaculate. Very thrilled with this Company.
Betty Macdonald-Gray · Google review
Zero mess to deal with afterwards which is nice. Your attention to detail is appreciated, thanks again.
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Yes. Canmore and the Kananaskis area are part of the region Silver Fern serves from Cochrane, for removals, pruning, clearance work and storm damage. Estimates are free with no obligation. Send the form with your address and a description of the trees, and you will hear back about scheduling out in the mountains.
Not completely, but it can be reduced. Heavy wet snow breaks branches that are dead, weakly attached or overextended, so removing deadwood and reducing long, heavy limbs before winter helps a lot. Trees with a history of splitting, or that lean over a house, are worth having looked at before the snow arrives.
Yes. Steep and tight lots are handled by climbing the tree and taking it down or pruning it in sections, with pieces lowered in a controlled way instead of dropped. The access, the slope and what sits below the tree are assessed at the estimate, so the method suits the property.
Call or text, or send the form at the top of the page. Estimates are free with no obligation.