Tree removal, wood chipping, tree pruning and hedge trimming across The Nation Municipality: Limoges, St-Isidore, St-Albert, St-Bernardin, Fournier and the communities in between. Fully insured with $5 million in liability insurance, bilingual, with 24-hour emergency service and free on-site estimates.
The Nation is in Prescott and Russell, 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.
The Nation was formed in 1998 from the townships of Caledonia, Cambridge and South Plantagenet and the Village of St-Isidore (source). It shares Larose Forest with Clarence-Rockland, more than 10,000 hectares of mostly planted red pine and mixed forest (source), so many properties back onto tall pine.
The emerald ash borer was confirmed in the United Counties of Prescott and Russell in August 2011 (source). It kills healthy ash trees as well as weak ones, and a dead ash turns brittle fast, so standing dead ash near a house, lane or road is worth taking down before it drops limbs.
The fastest-growing village in the municipality, beside Larose Forest and Highway 417. Tree service in Limoges.
A village just off Highway 417, its own municipality until 1998. Tree service in St-Isidore.
Home of the St-Albert cheese co-op. Tree service in St-Albert.
A farming village. Windbreak rows, trees along lanes and dead ash are most of the work here.
Rural homes on large lots. We remove trees that lean toward the house, prune over roofs and clean up after storms.
A small rural community. Dead and dangerous trees, stump grinding and brush chipped on site.
Homes set among mature trees, where removals often need to come down in sections between the house and the bush.
A rural parish community. Tree removal, hedge trimming and storm cleanup.
From 1835 to 1915 this was one of Canada's best-known mineral spa resorts (source). Today it is rural homes and farms, with old trees around the old sites.
A small rural community. Hazard trees near houses, lanes and hydro lines.
Rural lots where windbreaks and woodlot edges meet the yard. We take down what is dead and prune what is worth keeping.
Yes. The Nation is in our regular service area. Estimates are free and done on site, and we offer 24-hour emergency service for dangerous trees.
All of them, including Limoges, St-Isidore, St-Albert, St-Bernardin, Fournier, Riceville, Forest Park, Ste-Rose-de-Prescott, Caledonia Springs, Routhier and Séguinbourg.
Ottawa's by-law does not apply in The Nation, which is in Prescott and Russell. 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.
