Tree-Rific-Tree-Service near Maple Beach ON (1186 Result(s))

Total Site Solutions is a family based business owned, and operated by Sean Brinston. With over 12 years experience in the industry, Sean has developed a reputation in Central Ontario for being the " go to guy" who can provide fully integrated services for environmental remediation and restoration, site servicing, excavation and grading , storm water management, and land/tree clearing projects. Wether it is commercial, residential, or civil type project you can count on the Total Site Solutions team to far exceed your expectations- Every Time. Every employee, subcontractor, client, and associate is treated like family. We pride ourselves on the old traditional values we incorporate along with the latest technology we utilize in our business.

Total Tree Service Inc. employs dedicated experienced professionals caring for residential, corporate and municipal and residential customers in the GTA and surrounding areas. We have been in business for over 5 years, and are experts in our field. We are ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) certified, and have been trained at the University of Guelph. We are proud members of the Ontario Commercial Arborists Association, Whitby Chamber of Commerce, and are Sheridan Nurseries Authorized Contractors. We provide a written quotation outlining that our work will be performed to Aborical standards, and comply with all local and safety requirements. Our work is satisfaction guaranteed, and includes full clean-up. We are fully insured and covered by WSIB (Workplace Safety and Insurance Board). We can enhance the value and beauty of your property.

Council and staff of the Town of Whitby are dedicated to ensuring accessible, responsive representation and providing innovative, efficient and affordable services that will enhance the quality of life of our growing and diverse community.

Emerald Ash Borer in GeorginaThe Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a highly invasive insect that attacks, feeds on, and kills all species of healthy ash trees. EAB was first sighted in York Region in 2008, and is now found throughout the Region and much of southern Ontario. Over the next three to five years the Towns Parks & Facilities Division will be removing infested trees. Additional trees of a different species will be planted throughout Georgina, under the Georgina Tree Planting Program, during usual planting seasons in the fall and spring. For more information about the Town of Georgina EAB Management Plan and resources for residents, please visit our EAB webpage .Community Improvement Plan Approved by CouncilCouncil has approved the Community Improvement Plan (CIP) for Jacksons Point, Sutton and Uptown Keswick. With an approved CIP, the Town of Georgina can now establish grant or loan programs in order to encourage private sector investment in development efforts that seek to improve and revitalize the community

Markham, a municipality of more than 310,000 residents centrally located in the Greater Toronto area, is Canada's most diverse community and home to many of Canada's leading life science and technology businesses. Recipient of a 2010 Canada Award for Excellence – Silver for outstanding achievements in quality, customer service, and a healthy workplace, Markham is renowned for its rich heritage, vibrant neighbourhoods and leadership on the environment and urban design.

Council and staff of the Town of Whitby are dedicated to ensuring accessible, responsive representation and providing innovative, efficient and affordable services that will enhance the quality of life of our growing and diverse community.

Council and staff of the Town of Whitby are dedicated to ensuring accessible, responsive representation and providing innovative, efficient and affordable services that will enhance the quality of life of our growing and diverse community.

On October 7th, 2013 Council approved and awarded a contract to Vaughn Paving Limited to undertake an intersection and streetscape improvements in the heart of King's City's historic commercial core. This project was made possible and encouraged through York Region's Municipal Streetscape Partnership Program