Ottawa Hedge Trimming & Tree Services
Hedge Trimming in Constance Bay
Hedge King trims, removes and plants cedar hedges across Constance Bay and the rest of Ottawa. Same crews, same equipment, same 4.9-star record on Google.
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Constance Bay sits right on the Ottawa River, on sandy ground where cedar planting and watering need more attention than on heavier soil.
Whatever shape your hedge is in, the first step is the same: a free on-site look so we can tell you honestly whether it needs a corrective trim, a restoration over two seasons, or replacing. We will say so either way.
Hedge and tree rules in Constance Bay
Trimming a hedge never needs a City permit, and neither does pruning a private tree. A permit only comes into it when a hedge removal takes out a protected tree (source).
Most of Constance Bay is in the City’s rural area, where the by-law protects City-owned trees, such as those in the road allowance, but not private trees on your own land. Hedges along the road can sit close to City trees, so we check the property line before any removal.
Your exact property’s rules are on geoOttawa under Forestry.
Trees around Constance Bay hedges
The City of Ottawa’s tree inventory lists 481 City-owned trees within 1.5 km of the centre of Constance Bay (source), most of them red oak, white pine and largetooth aspen. 274 are already 30 cm or more across.
When a hedge runs under or beside one of those City trees, we trim the hedge around it rather than into it: a City-owned tree cannot be injured without a City permit.
Constance Bay background
Before the 2001 amalgamation, Constance Bay was part of West Carleton Township (source).
During the spring 2019 Ottawa River flood, City officials described West Carleton, where Constance Bay sits, as the community most immediately under threat, and Canadian Armed Forces members helped residents in Constance Bay sandbag. (source) After a storm like that, a hedge can look fine from the street while broken stems inside it die back the next season, so it is worth a closer look from someone who knows cedar.
What we do in Constance Bay
Booking a Constance Bay hedge quote
Call 613-265-0908 or email info@hedgekingottawa.ca and we will arrange a free quote in Constance Bay. Trimming runs roughly late April to late October, once the risk of frost has passed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should my Hedge be trimmed?+
Cedar hedges should be trimmed professionally once a year around the same time. This promotes healthy growth and keeps the hedge looking full and rich in colour.
Is Hedge King insured?+
Yes Hedge King is fully insured. We have a claim free history and a copy of Hedge King's insurance is available for review at anytime.
When should I get my hedge trimmed?+
It is important to get you hedge trimmed when there is no frost or a risk of frost. Typically anytime between late April and late October is a safe time.
What happens to the hedge trimmings?+
After a thorough clean up we haul the hedge trimmings away. If our trailer fills up on a big job, we stack the rest neatly at the end of the driveway and our friends at Recycled Cedars pick them up.
How do I know if my cedar hedge needs to be removed or can still be restored?+
If your hedge is overgrown, severely damaged, or has large bare sections that won’t regenerate, removal may be the best option. Our free consultation will assess whether trimming and maintenance can restore its health or if replacement is necessary.
What happens after my hedge is removed?+
Once the hedge is removed, we take care of stump removal and can prepare the area for new plantings, gardens, or sod installation. We also offer high-quality topsoil to help level the ground and ensure a smooth transition for your next landscaping project.
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613-265-0908info@hedgekingottawa.caConstance Bay, Ottawa