The Real Tree Masters are Mississauga’s leading arborists, committed to professionalism, integrity, and satisfaction for residential and commercial clients. Trees are the lifeblood of any landscaping features present on your property, and they demand an arborist’s tree & plant health care to keep a healthy, stately appearance.
Our reputation reflects our commitment to integrity and excellence in tree health care and essential arborist services. Trees take decades if not centuries, to mature into vital aesthetic greenscape features, first and foremost when anyone looks at your property. Lean on our hard-earned success, and you’ll appreciate your trees looking like the picture of health.
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Arborists are the key to thriving trees that support the life and mood of their surroundings. Learn how we can make your natural features even better. Your trees are in practiced and careful hands.
Our hard-won reputation is based on doing an effective job with long-term safety and security for property owners, our personnel, and most of all, your property’s majestic trees.
For fallen trees blocking roads, pathways, driveways, or even lodged into houses or buildings, we’re always ready to respond whenever an emergency arises.
With $5M in insurance, we’re confident in the decisions we make to protect your property and the longevity of your most treasured arboreal landscaping features.
We’re committed to being your trusted source of authoritative wisdom on the condition of your trees, with award-winning practical expertise to assure satisfaction.
We walk our talk, and satisfied property owners have lauded us for keeping their arboreal features healthy and beautiful as we continue saving trees wherever we can.
We understand the economic constraints on our clients; even though an arborist’s work isn’t cheap, we keep the health of your trees within the market rate for outstanding services.
By-laws in Mississauga permit residence to remove up to 2 trees annually. For 3 or more trees 15 cm (6 inches) or greater in diameter, including dead and/or dying trees, per calendar year, a tree removal permit will be required. You are required to complete a Tree Removal Application and provide the city with an Arborist Report. Full application must be delivered to City of Mississauga, 300 City Centre Drive, Mississauga, Ontario Canada L5B 3C1.
The Advantages of Hiring Top-Tier Arborists
The Real Tree Masters are Mississauga’s leading arborists, committed to professionalism, integrity, and satisfaction for residential and commercial clients. Trees are the lifeblood of any landscaping features present on your property, and they demand an arborist’s tree & plant health care to keep a healthy, stately appearance.
Our reputation reflects our commitment to integrity and excellence in tree health care and essential arborist services. Trees take decades if not centuries, to mature into vital aesthetic greenscape features, first and foremost when anyone looks at your property. Lean on our hard-earned success, and you’ll appreciate your trees looking like the picture of health.
Trees are living beings that actually infuse life into your surroundings.
However, they require assistance to remain healthy and robust—to avoid posing a hazard to nearby buildings and even healthier trees.
As part of a fragile underground ecology, trees can suffer in various ways, sometimes as an emergency. A rotting tree can pose more than just danger. It can lower your property value and even your mood. But you’d be surprised what tree mastery can bring to the table, and to trees. We use our extensive experience and specialists’ knowledge to ensure that your most stunning trees grow old together.
Common trees grown in Toronto depend on how much shade they can tolerate and the moistness or consistency of the soil. Native trees of Toronto include maples, birches, beeches, aspens, poplars, and willows. Trees uncommon to the area include shagbark hickory, hackberry, Tulip trees, red pine, white and black oaks, sycamores, white spruce, and more.
Yes, as long as treatment begins quickly.
No. Lumberjacks attend to forestry and logging duties. They’re all about the production of lumber. Arborists often work in cities, where trees are highly prized landscaping features that literally breathe life into the area.
As soon as you notice something, act on it. After a certain point, there’s no saving a tree. Once decay takes over large parts of it, an arborist can’t make strategic cuts to save the rest, and it’s up for removal.
Close and regular monitoring, and contacting a tree professional as soon as you notice a problem to inspect the tree, and then regular pruning or fertilization. Pest control as needed.
