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28 FAIRVIEW DR, WINNIPEG, MB R2C 4V5
Arborist, Emergency Tree Service, Deforestation, Deep Root Fertilization, Dangerous Tree Removal, Dangerous Tree Assessment, Commercial Tree Service, Chipping, Brush Cutting, Tree Transplanting, Tree Staking, Tree Spraying, Tree Root Removal, Tree Planting, Electrical Line Clearing, Tree Fertilization, Tree Disease Diagnosis, Tree Bracing, Stump Removal, Tree Disease Treatment
ESTABLISHED 2006 Tree expert specializing in Elm trees
a member of Stop-DED since 2011
We cater to the pruning and care of Elm trees.
Other small trees also.. included ornamental pruning
275 Transport Rd, Springfield, MB R2C 2Z2
Tree Trimming, Tree Service, Tree Pruning, Crown Reduction, Tree Injections, Insect And Disease Control, Pruning, Root Feeding, 24-Hrs Emergency Work, Landscape Design, Tree Removal, Certified Arborist, Trimming, Cable Bracing, Year Round Service, Inject Elm Trees, Stump Removals, Tree Cutting, Landscaping, Safety Pruning, Remove Stumps, Spraying
Kildonan Tree Service Ltd. is a full service tree care company located in Winnipeg, specializing in both the beauty and functionality of your trees and shrubs. Our services include tree pruning and removal, spraying, stump removal, fertilizing, elm injections, cable bracing and bandit choppers. Kildonan Tree Service Ltd. also provides 24/7 storm damage and emergency work. Call for more information and a free estimate.
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