Serving Nanaimo · Lantzville · Cedar · Gabriola Island
Tree Removal in Nanaimo, BC
Serving the Regional District of Nanaimo

Tree Removal & Arborist Services in Nanaimo

Insured tree removal, pruning, and stump grinding across Nanaimo, Lantzville, Cedar, and Gabriola Island — from a single hazard tree to full lot clearing. Free, no-pressure quotes.

  • Insured & certified crewsproof of WorkSafeBC coverage and liability insurance with every quote, and an ISA-certified arborist assessment on hazard and heritage trees.
  • Coastal experiencefamiliar with Coastal Douglas-fir, western redcedar dieback, and the southeast winter windstorms that cause windthrow on Vancouver Island.
  • Permit-aware workclear guidance on when City of Nanaimo Bylaw 7126 requires a permit, plus full cleanup and debris haul-away.
  • Free, itemized quotespricing given in honest ranges before any work starts.
Storm-damaged tree removal in Nanaimo, BC

Tree Removal in Nanaimo, BC

Nanaimo Tree Removal provides tree felling, pruning, and stump grinding across the Regional District of Nanaimo, from Lantzville to Cedar and Gabriola Island. In the City of Nanaimo, a property owner may remove up to four non-significant trees per calendar year without a permit under Tree Management and Protection Bylaw No. 7126; removals beyond that limit, or trees in riparian or Development Permit Areas, require a City permit first. Most single-tree removals in Nanaimo run about $500 to $2,500 depending on height, lean, and site access, with stump grinding typically $100 to $400 per stump. Every quote is free and itemized.

What Nanaimo Tree Removal does

Tree Removal & Arborist Services in Nanaimo

From a single hazard tree to full lot clearing — arborist services for homes and acreages across the Regional District of Nanaimo.

  • 01

    Tree Removal

    Full removal and felling of hazardous, dead, or unwanted trees, including tight-access and near-structure takedowns.

  • 02

    Tree Pruning & Trimming

    Crown thinning, deadwooding, and clearance pruning that keeps trees healthy and safe without over-cutting.

  • 03

    Stump Grinding & Removal

    Stumps ground below grade so the space can be replanted, re-landscaped, or paved.

  • 04

    Emergency & Storm Tree Removal

    Rapid response for storm-damaged, leaning, or fallen trees after Vancouver Island windstorms.

3-Step Local Quoting Process

How Nanaimo Tree Removal quotes Nanaimo homeowners

  1. Request a quote

    Send a few details and photos through the form; an estimate follows same or next day.

  2. On-site assessment

    An arborist confirms access, hazards, permit needs, and a fixed price range.

  3. Safe removal & cleanup

    The crew completes the work, grinds stumps if requested, and hauls away all debris.

Free, no-obligation quote

Get a tree removal quote in Nanaimo

Send a few details — Nanaimo Tree Removal usually replies the same day, and 24/7 emergency response is available across the Nanaimo.

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Recent Nanaimo jobs

Local projects from around the Regional District of Nanaimo

  • Full lot cleanup & chipping — Nanaimo

    Nanaimo

    Full lot cleanup & chipping

    Crew removed a stand of pines, chipped all brush on-site, and hauled away the rounds for a tidy finish.

  • Emergency storm-damaged tree removal — Lantzville

    Lantzville

    Emergency storm-damaged tree removal

    Responded quickly to a large hardwood that failed in high winds beside a public space — safely dismantled and cleared.

  • Bucket-truck pruning of a mature cypress — Cedar

    Cedar

    Bucket-truck pruning of a mature cypress

    Reduced height and reshaped a tall cypress from a boom lift to restore light and cut down wind-sail.

  • Technical removal beside a structure — Gabriola Island

    Gabriola Island

    Technical removal beside a structure

    Rigged and rope-lowered limbs from a tree overhanging a deck — no damage to the structure or surrounding gardens.

Local, on Vancouver Island

Nanaimo Tree Removal service area

Nanaimo Tree Removal serves the full Regional District of Nanaimo — the City of Nanaimo, Lantzville, Cedar, Cassidy, Yellow Point, Nanoose Bay, Extension, and Gabriola Island. Coastal Douglas-fir, western redcedar, and big-leaf maple dominate local yards and acreages, and the region's steep lots, exposed ridgelines, and southeast winter windstorms make windthrow and hazard trees a year-round concern. Jobs range from a leaning cedar beside the house to clearing a wooded building lot, and every one finishes with full cleanup and debris haul-away.

  • Nanaimo
  • Lantzville
  • Cedar
  • Gabriola Island

Frequently asked

Tree Removal in Nanaimo — FAQ

  • How much does tree removal cost in Nanaimo?

    Most single-tree removals in Nanaimo run about $500 to $2,500, with small trees from roughly $300 and large or near-structure removals reaching $3,500 or more. Height, trunk diameter, lean, site access, proximity to structures, and disposal all drive the price. Emergency call-outs add roughly 25–50%. Every quote is free and itemized before any work begins.

  • Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Nanaimo?

    Inside the City of Nanaimo, up to four non-significant trees can be removed per calendar year without a permit under Tree Management and Protection Bylaw No. 7126. A City permit is required beyond that limit, for significant or heritage trees, and for trees in riparian or Development Permit Areas. On rural Regional District of Nanaimo properties, Development Permit Areas under Bylaw No. 500 regulate clearing on steep slopes and near watercourses.

  • Can you handle emergency and storm-damaged trees?

    Yes. After Vancouver Island windstorms we prioritise leaning, uprooted, or fallen trees — usually on-site the same or next day to make the property safe. Emergency call-outs run roughly 25–50% above standard rates and always include full cleanup and debris haul-away.

  • Do you grind or remove the stump too?

    Felling leaves a stump at ground level. Stump grinding is an optional add-on that chips the stump 4–12 inches below grade so the space can be replanted, re-landscaped, or paved, and typically runs $100 to $400 per stump depending on diameter and access. Full excavation of the root ball is available on request but costs more and disturbs surrounding ground.

  • Are you insured for tree work?

    Yes. Every quote comes with proof of WorkSafeBC coverage and commercial liability insurance, and hazard or heritage trees are assessed by an ISA-certified arborist before work is scheduled.

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