Trees

Care For Sensitive Tree Species

Get your Trees Pruned by a Professional. Help Maintain the Health and Beauty of These Native Trees.

Advantage Tree Care have extensive experience in caring and pruning for a number of native species in Victoria like the Arbutus and Garry Oak.

In BC, certain tree species are considered "sensitive" due to their ecological significance, limited range, or declining populations. These species are often protected under provincial and federal legislation, such as the Species at Risk Act (SARA) or the BC Conservation Data Centre (CDC) lists.

We also have experience working with large confiers like Douglas Fir, Western Hemlock, and Cedars.

Services offered for these our tree species includes; Inspections, Disease management, pruning, removals, as well as general care and maintenance.

Choose an Arborist with experience local tree species

We pride ourselves in the highest quality craftsmanship when it comes to pruning trees and tree care. When your Sensitive tree species are being pruned by a certified arborist you benefit on multiple levels, most importantly;

  • Tree health is maintained
  • On-going maintenance costs are reduced
  • The tree’s natural shape and aesthetics are preserved

Learn more about care for each of the trees species below.

Man wearing helmet in a bucket truck removing an arbutus tree

Arbutus Trees

Arbutus trees are iconic in the Victoria area. Recognizable by their smooth, peeling bark and glossy evergreen leaves, these trees add natural beauty to the landscape. However, their sensitivity to environmental changes makes proper care essential for maintaining their health and longevity.

Advantage Tree care specialize in Garry Oak pruning and maintenance in Victoria BC

Garry Oak

Garry Oak is a local and very sensitive species. We love working with Garry Oaks and the challenges that they bring. Garry Oaks are a valuable tree in our Ecosystem so much so that Oak Bay was named after the Garry Oak.

Douglas fir tree - with ropes getting ready to climb and prune

Douglas Fir

The Douglas-fir is one of the most valuable and significant timber species in the pacific northwest. This evergreen conifer ranges from medium to large in size, often growing up to nearly 100 meters tall.