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We offer complete professional tree services by certified Arborists for commercial and residential clients in Courtenay, Campbell River, & surrounding areas.

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TREE REMOVAL BYLAWS FOR THE COMOX VALLEY ON VANCOUVER ISLAND

 

Cutting down and removing trees can often involve district requirements and bylaws. Some particular trees on city streets or private properties are also considered protected by the Municipal Code. As a result of this, the process of tree removal can be a little confusing. Above & Beyond Tree Service is here to assist you with the tree removal bylaws in your area so that you know what you can and cant do. Feel free to get in touch with us for more information.

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Courtenay

Here is a summary of the latest tree removal bylaws for the Courtenay district as well as a link to their Website for full details: 

 

  You need a tree removal permit if your property is larger than an acre.


  In some cases, You may require a tree removal permit even if your property is smaller than an acre. This is typically the case when you want to remove a protected tree species such as Arbutus, Trembling Aspen, Pacific Yew, Western White Pine, Pacific Dogwood, and Garry Oak. Do not forget to check covenants.


  The official website of Courtenay has a tree bylaw page and an interactive map to see the minimum number of trees required on your land. In essence, you may need to replant a new tree if you remove a tree from your property.

Comox

In the Comox district, you will require a tree cutting permit to cut down a healthy tree. Here’s what you need to know:

  If the size of the tree trunk you want to remove is less than 20cms in diameter, then the tree removal bylaws do not apply. 


  You also don’t need a tree removal permit if a tree is proven to be diseased, dangerous, or dead by a certified arborist. However, you will require a certified statement from a professional arborist as proof.


  You can face a fine of up to $2000 per tree for removing trees without getting permission.


  Feel free to go through the detailed bylaws of tree management and protection for the town of Comox.

CUMBERLAND

 

There are no particular tree removal bylaws in the village of Cumberland compared to others. However, they maintain a list of significant trees. You can check out the list on their official website.

 

At Above & Beyond Tree Service, we are up to date with the latest tree removal bylaws on Vancouver Island. Contact us to learn more about them. We can help you with all your unique tree maintenance and removal needs.

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“Wow! Above & Beyond removed a large cherry tree in our yard. There was absolutely no damage to our soggy lawn and, beyond a 2" stump, no evidence they were there - no sawdust, branches, etc. left over. They also moved our children's trampoline across the yard out of the goodness of their heart - it was in the way of the tree that needed removing. We'll be happy to do business with Above & Beyond again!”

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“Prompt to respond to a request for a quote and got the job done the next day! I thought I was ahead of the game and would book them for January but they did it super fast in two days from point of first contact to finished job! And the guys who did the pruning were very knowledgeable and cleaned up after themselves.”

 

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