Timberline Arborists

04/15/2026

You already know how this ends.

You can hire the cheapest arborist you can find.
You can buy sushi from a gas station.

But when things go wrong, they go wrong fast.

Tree work isn’t where you want shortcuts — it’s where you want control, precision, and experience on the rope.

That branch lands exactly where I want it… every time.

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04/14/2026

04/14/2026

When a spruce top breaks, gravity doesn’t care what’s underneath.

This one is suspended between two trees, over smaller trees and a fence. No drop zone, no margin for error.

We’ll rig it out piece by piece, controlling every cut so everything below stays intact.

Anyone can cut it loose. Not everyone can do it without damage.

That’s the job.

04/07/2026

April in Alberta. The calendar says spring. The sky didn’t get the memo. Work doesn’t stop. ❄️🪚

03/18/2026

What a beautiful day to be pruning this Siberian Elm. Don’t forget your elms need to be pruned by the end of March. After that you’ll need to wait until October.

03/09/2026

And they’re down. Just a bit of clean up left.

03/09/2026

Mid afternoon update

03/09/2026

Big winds this weekend broke this tree. Timberline to the rescue

03/02/2026

Work that keeps me outside.
Places that remind me why I chose it.

02/23/2026

Back at it after last week’s deep freeze ❄️💪
Giving this elm some much‑needed attention and getting your trees ready for the season. 🌳🇨🇦