1. What services does Root Tree Service provide?
We offer a wide range of services, including tree removal, tree pruning, lot clearing, dangerous tree assessments, and general tree maintenance. We also specialize in tackling hard-to-reach or hazardous trees.

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2. Do you offer free estimates?
Yes, we provide free estimates for all tree services. Contact us to schedule an on-site evaluation, and we’ll give you a detailed quote based on your specific needs.

 

3. Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Moncton?
Yes, in some cases, a permit is required to remove trees in Moncton. You can check the requirements or submit a request via the city’s website.

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4. How do I know if a tree is hazardous and needs removal?
If a tree shows signs of disease, decay, or structural imbalance, it could be dangerous. Our certified arborists can assess the tree and determine whether it poses a risk.

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5. What is the cost of tree removal in Moncton?
The cost of tree removal depends on various factors, such as the size, location, and condition of the tree. We provide competitive pricing and are happy to give a free estimate.

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6. Is Root Tree Service insured?
Yes, Root Tree Service is fully insured, so you can have peace of mind knowing that your property and our team are protected during every job.

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7. What’s involved in a dangerous tree assessment?
We evaluate the tree's health, structural integrity, and potential hazards like proximity to power lines or buildings. Based on the assessment, we’ll recommend the appropriate course of action, whether pruning, bracing, or removal.

 

 8. Are there any tree protection bylaws in Moncton?
Yes, certain bylaws exist to protect specific trees in Moncton, particularly those that are significant in size or located in environmentally sensitive areas. Check the city’s website for more details: 

 

9. When is the best time of year to prune trees?

The best time to prune most trees is during the late winter or early spring, just before the growing season. However, it depends on the type of tree and the reason for pruning.

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10. Do you service areas outside of Moncton?
Yes, we serve Moncton and the surrounding areas, including Riverview, Dieppe, Sackville, Shediac, and other parts of southeastern New Brunswick.

 

 11. What happens to the debris after a tree is removed?
After removing a tree, we offer debris removal services, which include wood chipping and hauling away the remaining material. If requested, we can also leave the wood for firewood.

 

12. Can I plant a new tree in the same spot where an old one was removed?
Yes, but it’s essential to ensure the soil is prepared, and the stump is removed properly to make room for healthy growth. We can help with stump grinding and preparation for new plantings.

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 13. How does the Moncton tree removal permit process work?
You can apply for a tree removal permit online via the City of Moncton's website. The city may send an arborist to inspect the tree before issuing a permit, especially for large or heritage trees.

 

14. What type of equipment does Root Tree Service use?
We use a variety of professional equipment, including chainsaws, wood chippers, stump grinders, aerial lifts, and safety gear to ensure the job is done efficiently and safely.

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15. How long does it take to remove a tree?
The time required to remove a tree depends on the size, location, and complexity of the job. Typically, small trees take a few hours, while larger or more hazardous trees may take a full day or longer.

 

16. What should I do if a tree falls on my property during a storm?
Contact us immediately for emergency tree removal. We offer 24/7 emergency services to handle storm-damaged or fallen trees.

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17. Can you help with lot clearing for construction or landscaping?
Yes, we provide lot clearing services for residential and commercial properties. Whether you need space cleared for a new home, building, or landscaping project, we can help.

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18. Are there tree species in New Brunswick that require special care?
Yes, certain species, like maple, birch, and ash trees, require specific care and maintenance. Our arborists are experienced in handling the unique needs of New Brunswick’s native trees.

 

19. How can I tell if my tree is diseased?
Common signs of disease include discolored leaves, dead branches, and fungal growth. If you suspect your tree is diseased, contact us for an evaluation.

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 20. Do you handle tree planting?
Yes, we offer tree planting services and can help you select the best species for your property based on soil type, climate, and space availability.

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21. Can tree roots damage my home’s foundation?
Yes, large tree roots can cause damage to foundations, driveways, and sidewalks. If you suspect root damage, contact us for an assessment and potential root pruning or tree removal.

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22. What are the benefits of regular tree pruning?
Regular pruning promotes healthy growth, improves tree structure, and reduces the risk of fallen branches. It also enhances the appearance of your trees and prevents disease.

 

 23. Does Root Tree Service offer emergency services?
Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency tree removal services for storm-damaged or fallen trees.

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24. How do I know if my tree needs pruning or removal?
If a tree is diseased, damaged, or causing structural concerns, it may need removal. Pruning is recommended for maintaining health and aesthetics. Our arborists can help assess the situation and provide the best solution.

 

 25. What is stump grinding, and do I need it after tree removal?
Stump grinding is the process of removing a tree stump by using a machine to grind it down into wood chips. We recommend stump grinding to prevent tripping hazards, regrowth, and pest infestations.

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26. Do you offer any guarantees on your work?
Yes, we stand by the quality of our work and offer satisfaction guarantees on our services. If you have any concerns, we’ll address them promptly.

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27. Can I trim my neighbor’s tree if it hangs over my property?
In New Brunswick, you are allowed to trim branches that extend onto your property, but it’s best to discuss this with your neighbor first and ensure the tree remains healthy.

 

28. What types of trees are most common in Moncton?
Common trees in Moncton and southeastern New Brunswick include sugar maple, red maple, white birch, spruce, and ash. We are experienced in caring for all these species.

 

 29. Is there a specific time of year to avoid tree removal?
While tree removal can be done year-round, it's often easier to remove trees during winter when the ground is frozen and the tree is dormant.

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 30. Why choose Root Tree Service over other tree care companies?
Root Tree Service is locally owned and operated in Moncton, with years of experience serving southeastern New Brunswick. We are fully insured, offer competitive pricing, and have a dedicated team of certified arborists ready to handle all your tree care needs. 

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30. Do You Provide Emergency Services?

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Absolutely, see below.