Tree removal, wood chipping, tree pruning and hedge trimming in St-Albert. St-Albert is in The Nation Municipality. St-Albert, in The Nation, is home to the St-Albert cheese co-operative. Fully insured with $5 million in liability insurance, bilingual, with 24-hour emergency service and free on-site estimates.
St-Albert is in The Nation Municipality, outside the City of Ottawa, so Ottawa's tree by-law does not apply here. Rules vary from one municipality to the next, so we check before taking down a tree near a road or municipal land.
Anywhere in Ontario, a tree whose trunk grows across the property line belongs to both neighbours (section 10 of the Forestry Act), and both must agree before it comes down.
St-Albert is in The Nation, which shares the Larose Forest with Clarence-Rockland (source). The South Nation River also runs through the village (source).
In March 2026 the South Nation rose sharply after a fast thaw, flooding low fields in The Nation and briefly closing roads (source). Trees on low, wet ground near the river are worth watching after a flood like that: saturated soil holds roots less firmly.
Yes. St-Albert is in our regular service area. Estimates are free and done on site, and we offer 24-hour emergency service for dangerous trees.
Ottawa's by-law does not apply in St-Albert, which is in The Nation Municipality. Rules vary by municipality; we check before removing a tree near a road or municipal land, and a tree on the property line needs both neighbours to agree.
Yes. Service is fully bilingual, in English and French. Call (613) 558-4806.
Free on-site estimates, bilingual service, 24-hour emergency response. Bisson aims to reply the same day.
Ottawa east to Clarence-Rockland, Hawkesbury and Cornwall, and everywhere in between. Out of area? Bisson travels for the right job, so give Phil a call.
