Tree Removal & Pruning In Beaumont
Beaumont is mostly new. Most of the town was built in the last 20 years, which means most of the trees are young and were planted by a builder who picked whatever was cheap that week. We see a lot of the same things: Swedish columnar aspens dying off in rows, Schubert chokecherries covered in black knot, ash and maples growing into the eaves because nobody ever trained them. Fixing that early is cheap. Fixing it in 15 years is not.
The old part of town around the church and Four Seasons Park is the exception: mature spruce, poplar and elm that need real pruning or, in some cases, removal. And the acreages between Beaumont and Nisku are the usual shelterbelt and big-spruce work.
What We Do In Beaumont
- Tree removal: dead, dangerous, too big for the lot, or just in the way. Climber or bucket truck, chipped and cleaned up the same day.
- Tree trimming and pruning: deadwood out, weight off the limbs over the house, fruit trees opened up, elms done inside the legal window.
- Stump grinding: $215 for a single stump, done the same visit as the removal or on its own.
- Hedge and bush pruning: cedars, lilacs, caragana, the overgrown stuff along the fence.
- Storm damage: limbs on roofs, split trunks, hangers. Text a photo and we’ll triage it.
- Tree planting: the right tree for the spot, delivered and planted.
What It Costs In Beaumont
Same prices as Edmonton. Travel is built into the quote, there’s no separate trip charge. From our rates page: tree removal runs $385 to $500 for a small tree, $500 to $900 medium, $900 to $2,000+ for a large one. Pruning is $385 to $1,500+ depending on size. Stumps are $215 for one. Seniors get 10% off.
To get an exact number, text a few photos of the tree to (780) 266-1919 or use the quote form. We price almost everything from photos, usually within a day, and nobody has to come out and stand in your yard first.
Beaumont Specifics
Columnar aspens. Beaumont is full of them and they’re all about the same age, which means they’re all dying at about the same time. We remove them, chip them, and grind the stumps so they stop suckering. A row of them is priced as one job.
Black knot. If you have a Schubert chokecherry, a mayday or a flowering cherry, check it for black lumps on the branches. That’s black knot, it spreads, and it needs to be cut out in the dormant season. We do a lot of it in Beaumont.
Young tree training. A light structural prune on a 10-year-old tree takes an hour and sets it up for life. It’s the cheapest thing we do and the one people skip.
Why Edmonton Arborist
Edmonton Arborist has been doing this since 2018 and we’ve got 850+ Google reviews at 4.9 stars to show for it. Three-person crews, our own bucket truck, chippers and stump grinders. Fully insured and WCB covered, and we’ll show you the paperwork if you ask (you should ask everyone). We don’t push chemicals, we don’t top trees, and we’ll tell you “leave it alone” when that’s the right answer.
Beaumont Questions
Is Beaumont in your service area?
Yes, along with Leduc, Nisku and the acreages in between. Travel is built into the quote.
My columnar aspens are dying. Can you remove them?
Yes, and grind the stumps so they stop sending up suckers. Multiple trees are priced as one job. Send a photo of the row.
Can you fix black knot?
We prune it out well below the knots, in the dormant season. If the tree is more knot than tree, we’ll tell you it’s a removal.
Got a tree in Beaumont that needs looking at? Text a photo to (780) 266-1919 or request a quote. We will get back to you fast.
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