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Full & Partial Removal

Tree Removal Done Right, First Time

Controlled takedowns in tight yards, near power lines, or right against the house — by a fully insured crew that works London, St. Thomas & all of Elgin County.

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On-site removal, section by section
Crew member making a controlled cut at the base of a large tree
Controlled cuts, every time

Safe, Controlled Tree Removal — Any Size, Any Site

When a tree is dead, diseased, storm-damaged, or simply in the wrong spot, taking it down safely is a job for trained climbers and riggers — not a weekend project. Tree "B" Gone removes full and partial trees across London, St. Thomas, Port Stanley, Belmont, Aylmer, Dorchester, Komoka and the rest of Elgin and Middlesex County, from single backyard maples to hazardous trees leaning over a roofline.

Every removal starts with a site assessment: species, lean, decay, root condition, and what's within striking distance — sheds, fences, power lines, pools, neighbouring properties. From there we choose the safest method: free-felling in open lots, or a controlled, sectional take-down using climbing and rigging gear when space is tight. For the largest or most hazardous trees we bring in a crane — see our crane-assisted removal service — to lift sections out cleanly with zero guesswork.

What's included

  • Full tree removal down to ground level, or partial removal/topping where the trunk needs to stay
  • Stump left in place or ground down — see our lot clearing & stump grinding options
  • On-site chipping of branches and limbs, hauled away same day
  • Log rounds cut and stacked or removed, your choice
  • Full clean-up of the work area, including raking and blower clean-up of debris

Permits in London & St. Thomas

St. Thomas requires a permit for trunks 30 cm or wider (measured 4.5 ft up), plus a $150 arborist report on top of the $100 permit fee. London's threshold sits at 50 cm. We handle the paperwork with you and won't cut a protected tree without proper approval — call us before booking so we can confirm what's needed at your address.

Why homeowners & property managers choose us

We're fully insured, WSIB-covered, and every crew member is trained in modern rigging and rope-access techniques. That means we can remove large trees in backyards, over pools, and beside power lines without the wide-open space a "drop it and hope" crew would need. We also carry a 4.9-star rating across 300+ Google reviews from homeowners across St. Thomas, London and Elgin County.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does tree removal cost in London or St. Thomas?
Cost depends on tree height, species, lean, and how close it is to structures or power lines. Most residential removals range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. We give free, itemized quotes before any work starts.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree?
It depends on trunk diameter and municipal bylaw. St. Thomas requires a permit for trunks 30 cm or wider (plus a $150 arborist report); London's threshold is 50 cm. We help confirm requirements and handle the application with you.
Can you remove a tree that's leaning on my house or a power line?
Yes. This is exactly the kind of job our crane-assisted and rigging crews specialize in. We assess the lean and load before touching a chainsaw, and coordinate with the utility company when lines are involved.
What happens to the wood and branches?
Branches are chipped on-site and hauled away same day. Log rounds can be left stacked for firewood or removed entirely — your call, no extra charge either way.