
Featured · Storm Safety
What to Do After a Storm Damages a Tree in Ottawa or Gatineau
A safety-first routing guide for storm-damaged trees: when to call 9-1-1, the electrical utility, 3-1-1, or a private tree crew.
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Source-linked guidance for Ottawa and Gatineau property owners facing storm damage, utility questions, permits and planned tree work.

Featured · Storm Safety
A safety-first routing guide for storm-damaged trees: when to call 9-1-1, the electrical utility, 3-1-1, or a private tree crew.
Read the guideBuilt around one real decision at a time. No duplicate location pages, generic filler or advice that pretends a website can inspect a tree.

There is no single pruning month for every tree. Plan around the species, objective, condition, weather, wildlife, and oak wilt restrictions.
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Grinding and full excavation leave different ground conditions. Choose the scope by the planned use, access, utilities, roots, chips, and finish.
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Hydro Ottawa and Hydro-Québec set the electrical safety route. Learn when to stop, contact the utility, and arrange private pruning only within the permitted scope.
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An English decision guide to Gatineau's current tree-cutting certificate process, with the steps to take before arranging removal.
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Tell us what changed, where the tree stands and what you need to decide. Estimates are free.