Living Legacy Tree Care

If you're a cottage owner, you know that the last thing you want to worry about while on vacation is trying to climb up troublesome trees to cut down overgrown or dead limbs. You want to relax and enjoy your time away. So why not call in the experts at Living Legacy Tree Care to handle the job?

Serving the Kawartha Lakes area and beyond, Living Legacy Tree Care uses an approach in our arborist services that maintains a low impact on nature and focuses on the health of the trees and your property.We can access even the most difficult to reach trees, and we take a long-term view toward tree care because we know it matters to our clients that they have a property that can be passed down for generations to come.

At Living Legacy Tree Care, we're committed to providing quality tree care now that will help protect your trees for years to come. We work with homeowners to find the best tree care solutions for the project in order to maintain a healthy environment for your trees and shrubs to flourish.

Whether we're protecting your property from hazardous trees with removal service or pruning and cabling existing plants, you can trust our arborists to provide the highest level of tree care quality.Book an appointment with Living Legacy Tree Care today. We cover the Kawartha Lakes, Durham Region, Simcoe County, Peterborough County and beyond.

Living Legacy Tree Care believes in the value of trees, both for aesthetic reasons as well as the intrinsic nature of trees. As a rule we would not recommend removal of a tree or a shrub, since preservation is the basic principle of plant care. However, there are instances when removal is the most viable option.

Ensure your trees and shrubs look neat and beautiful with routine pruning. Living Legacy Tree Care provides professional pruning to keep your plants healthy year round. Pruning helps boost the health of your trees. It keeps them in great shape both figuratively and literally. Pruning conducted by a professional arborist ensures improvement of air circulation, light penetration, and resistance to pests.

From structural defects to poorly attached unions, splits, or decayed limbs, a tree faces many problems as it matures. Sometimes artificial support mechanisms are needed to minimize hazardous conditions and preserve the tree. Cables and braces are some of the methods available to support aging trees.