The entire world is concerned about Coronavirus right now and we want you to know that safety is our #1 Priority. We also want you to know that we are still available to work, and we are taking precautions to prevent unnecessary exposure for our staff and our customers, both on the job site and in house. All employees are monitored for health on a daily basis.
Communication and transparency are critical right now, so here’s what we want you to know:
Tree Doctors provides essential services for ensuring public safety through tree risk assessment and maintenance, and invasive species and injurious pest mitigation. Professional tree care involves the ability to evaluate the value of pruning and removal for the sake of the tree’s health and appearance.
A spring tree care plan is extremely important to make sure your tree thrives in during the growing season.
We are here to help you
Despite the uncertainty of this difficult time, TREE DOCTORS is determined to maintain all current operations as long as possible and to continue serving our customers and prospective customer's requirements.
We are fully committed to implementing best practices to assist in every way possible to minimize the spread of COVID - 19 - such as:
- We have initiated our internal protocol(s) for any employee who has flu-like symptoms who will be asked to immediately contact our local Public Health Agency and follow the COVID - 19 testing procedures including self - quarantine as necessary < br> We have made available to all staff increased inventory of hand soap, hand sanitizer, and disinfectant wipes & nbsp;
- In order to minimize cash transactions, we are now accepting payments by credit cards for all our invoices.
- We are open for business and ready to work with you our valued customers assisting with all of your "Tree Services" and/or "Plant Health Care needs" & nbsp;
We value all of our customer's support and understanding throughout this difficult time and we will continue to keep you updated as the day progress.
Why is Spring service important?
Spring is just around the corner. The wet winter weather may have stressed your trees, and hazardous branches may be ready to fall. Now is the time to take a look at all the trees on your property.
Winter has been tough on many of our trees, so it is important to make sure the trees in your yard are in good condition. Spring brings thunderstorms and if your trees are not healthy, the storms can do a lot of damage. Many times when a tree falls, it could have been prevented if it had been inspected before the storms happened.
- Removal: Having a dead or dying tree in your yard can be a significant hazard to people, vehicles, and homes nearby. Dry dead trees can also be a fire hazard and spread disease and harm to the other plants in the area.
- Tree Pruning: Proper pruning can eliminate many hazardous situations and also promote healthy growth in the life of a tree. Many species require only minimal pruning over the course of their lifetime while others require specific and careful manicuring to be full and healthy
- Pest and Pathogen control: Bacteria and viruses can thrive in the spring, which encourages decay. Early detection, identification, diagnosis, and a treatment plan is essential in maintaining the health and well-being of your green space.
We strongly believe in performing high-quality tree care services following professional arborist standards to help preserve the health of our customer’s valuable trees.
We will continue to evaluate the evolving circumstances and public health recommendations to make adjustments as needed. Should you have concerns, we’re here to support you and offer flexibility around currently scheduled appointments.
We are monitoring the daily changes around Coronavirus (COVID-19) and will provide updates here as circumstances evolve. We encourage all to remain safe and do what is best for the health of you and your loved ones.
For any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to call us at (416) 201 8000 or send us an email to info@treedoctors.ca
