Tree Removal & Pruning in Red Deer

Professional Arborist in Red Deer. 40+ Years Experience.
Fast, Insured, and No Mess Left Behind.

Call Troy @ BrayWin Tree at 403.598.4993

Tree Services in Red Deer & Central Alberta

Not every tree needs to come down. Some just need smart pruning to stay safe and strong. Others — storm-damaged, rotten, or leaning the wrong way — can’t be saved. That’s where I come in.

I’ve been working trees in Red Deer and Central Alberta for over 40 years. From tree removal and pruning to stump grinding, hazard checks, and full arborist services — I’ll give you the straight answer every time. If your tree can stay, I’ll tell you. If it needs to go, I’ll take it down safe, clean, and fast.

Fully insured. No mess left behind.

Honest work that keeps your property safe and your trees healthy.

Troy Allan @ BrayWin Tree Management

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403.598.4993
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BrayWin Tree Services

  • A person wearing safety gear climbing or working on a tall pine tree, secured with ropes and harnesses, against a cloudy sky background.

    Tree Removal

    Some trees can be saved. Some can’t. Dead, storm-damaged, or dangerously leaning trees don’t just look rough — they can spread disease, attract pests, or come down in the next windstorm. When removal is the only option, I’ll do it safely and cleanly, without tearing up your yard.

  • Utility truck parked on grass next to a tree with a signboard nearby that reads 'Brayva Tree Management' and a phone number.

    Pruning & Shaping

    Pruning isn’t about hacking branches — it’s about giving a tree its best chance to thrive. Cut too much and you weaken it; cut too little and the risk stays. I prune with purpose: to reduce hazards, guide healthy growth, and keep trees strong for the long run.

  • Multiple large trees with exposed roots along a sidewalk and a residential yard, with yellow markers indicating the roots for possible engineering or landscaping work.

    Hazard Assessment

    Not sure if a tree is safe? I’ll walk the site, look for cracks, rot, or hidden weaknesses inside the trunk, and give you a straight answer. If a tree can stay, I’ll tell you. If it’s a risk, I’ll explain why — in plain language — so you can make the right call.

  • A partially buried large rock in a dirt area, with tree roots visible on the ground. In the background are trees, a small black fence, parked cars, a street sign, and houses.

    Stump Grinding

    Old stumps are more than an eyesore. They get in the way of landscaping, attract pests, and can be a real tripping hazard. I’ll grind them down so you get your yard space back — ready for new planting, grass, or whatever you’ve got planned.

  • A lumberjack standing with arms outstretched in a forest, surrounded by tall trees with autumn leaves, wearing a safety vest, orange and black pants, gloves, headphones, and sunglasses.

    Arborist Services

    Tree work is more than cutting and hauling. I check tree health, soil, roots, and signs of disease or pests. Sometimes a small fix can save a tree that looks finished. My first choice is always education and preservation — removal only when there’s no other option.

Residential Tree Services

Tree Services for
Homeowners

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Commercial Tree Services

Commercial
Tree Services

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Tree Safety for Camps
& Recreation

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Tree Services for
Red Deer Homeowners

Owning a home comes with enough worries — your trees shouldn’t be one of them. A leaning poplar over the garage, branches scraping the roof, or roots creeping toward the foundation can all cause bigger (and more expensive) problems down the road.

That’s where I step in. I’ll walk your yard with you, point out risks, and explain your options in plain language. Whether it’s time to prune, remove, or simply assess what’s going on, I’ll give you an honest opinion. If your tree can stay, I’ll tell you. If it’s a risk, I’ll explain why — and take care of it safely.

    • A tree is leaning toward the house, fence, or garage

    • Roots are damaging the foundation or affecting drainage

    • Branches are hitting the roof or power lines

    • The tree looks sick or dead and might be dangerous

    • The yard feels dark or crowded — they want more light

    • They’re planning to sell or build and need a clear lot

    • They want an old stump gone before landscaping

    • They simply want to understand what’s safe to keep

I also watch for things others miss — like wildlife nests, rotting cores, or structural weaknesses inside the trunk. I give every tree a fighting chance. And I’ll always explain what’s happening so you can make the right call for your home.

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A fallen tree leaning against a house and supported by a wooden frame, part of the roof is damaged.
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A large tree trunk has been cut down and placed on a dirt path between two fences, with an orange rope and a small orange object on the ground nearby.
A stack of cut logs is arranged in a garden with green grass and trees, with a person in a yellow safety vest near a trailer in the background.
Footprints in the snow leading to a house in a snowy backyard with trees and blue sky.
A man wearing safety gear, including a helmet and ear protection, cutting a fallen tree branch with a chainsaw on a grassy area near a sidewalk and road, with parked vehicles and tall trees in the background.
A large tree with many branches extends over a house with gray siding and a deck. There are green bushes and a black garden arch in the yard, and the sky is overcast.

Commercial Tree Services in Red Deer & Central Alberta

On commercial sites, trees aren’t just landscaping — they’re liability. A broken limb in a parking lot, roots pushing up sidewalks, or branches near power lines can all put people at risk and cost businesses money.

I’ve helped property managers, condo boards, and golf courses across Central Alberta maintain their sites as safe and professional-looking as possible. I arrive on time, work efficiently, and clearly explain what needs to be done — without disrupting tenants, customers, or operations. You deal with me directly, not a rotating crew.

    • A tree is leaning near a building, path, or public area

    • Branches are interfering with power lines or rooflines

    • A site needs to be cleared for new construction or lot expansion

    • Liability concerns: limbs could fall, roots are lifting sidewalks

    • Fire-smart compliance for city or provincial programs

    • Regular maintenance to keep the property looking clean and professional

    • Property managers – Maintenance plans, storm cleanup, reliable scheduling

    • Condo boards – Clean, quiet, and on time — with clear communication

    • Industrial sites – Insured, hazard-aware, and safety-first

    • Retail locations – I work off-hours to avoid customer disruptions

    • City and county contracts – Fire-smart prep, hazard removal, clean execution

Need a quote or want to walk the site together?

Let’s talk. I’ll take a look and give you a clear, honest recommendation.

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A large tree has fallen, with its trunk and branches leaning against a building. The building has red brick and white siding, with multiple windows. It appears to be in an apartment complex or similar residential area.
A backyard with fallen tree logs and chopped wood, a rake resting on a large log, and a green lawn in the foreground. In the background, there is an apartment building with several windows, a bench, and a swing with a roof.
Troy with BrayWin Tree in a bucket lift trimming a tall tree with a chainsaw against a clear blue sky.
A tall pine tree surrounded by apartment buildings, with a pathway leading through a gate in front of the tree. The sky is partly cloudy.

Tree Safety for Camps & Recreation Sites in Central Alberta

Outdoor spaces are meant to feel wild — but not unsafe. Kids, families, and staff rely on trees being stable, especially around cabins, trails, and gathering spots. After storms or before the season starts, even one unstable tree can be a risk you don’t want to take.

I’ve worked with campgrounds, trail networks, and outdoor centers all across Alberta. I walk the site with you, flag hazards, and make a clear plan. Whether it’s removing storm-damaged trees, clearing paths, or fire-smarting wooded areas, I’ll handle it with as little disruption to the environment as possible.

    • A tree near a tent site or cabin looks unstable

    • Storm damage left broken limbs or fallen trees

    • Trail users are at risk from overhead branches

    • Fire-smarting required before the season starts

    • Need an annual inspection for liability & safety

    • Path & road clearing

    • Hazard tree removal

    • Campground & trail safety inspections

    • Fire-smarting for wooded and high-risk areas

Want to walk the site together and make a plan?
I’ll bring the experience. You bring the map. 😉

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Aerial view of a backyard with stacked logs, a red building with logs along the wall, and equipment like a rake and a pole with a bucket. The yard has patches of dirt and grass, with various objects scattered around.
A black GMC truck with a crane on top, parked in a wooded area next to a flatbed trailer loaded with a covered object, surrounded by tall trees.
A large pile of cut logs stacked in a forest clearing, with a chainsaw on the ground and two people nearby.
BrayWin Tree - A chainsaw mounted on a tree trunk
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Client Testimonials

Jamie Wiun,
April 30, 2023

“We are SO thankful to have chosen Troy at BrayWin Tree Management for our spruce tree removal!

He is extremely efficient, knowledgeable and professional with his work. He cam right away to do an assessment and quote, and was ready to work right away. We could not recommend his company more!!

Thank you Troy!”

Tall evergreen and deciduous trees beside a house on a sunny day with a clear blue sky.
A man wearing safety gear cuts a fallen tree into smaller pieces with a chainsaw in a residential yard on a sunny day.