Highland Tree Services

09/28/2026

Call today for brush mowing in 100 Mile House areas

06/10/2026

10/20/2024

10/13/2024

Another day of brush mowing with the Diamond brush mower

12/22/2023

⚠️ ATTN Hwy 1 (Fraser-Thompson) travellers:

BC Hwy 1 at Nicomen River Bridge will be reduced to single lane alternating traffic starting January 7, 2024. Drivers can expect 10-15 minute delays during typical conditions, with some longer delays on occasion. Please follow the direction of traffic signals and control personnel, and travel within all posted speed limits for your safety and the safety of others.

Thank you for your patience as we replace this important piece of highway infrastructure.

👉 Please check https://DriveBC.ca before making any travel plans for up-to-date road conditions.

Learn more about the Project: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/transportation-projects/bc-highway-flood-recovery/2021-flood-road-recovery-projects-highway-1-fraser-canyon/nicomen-river-bridge

11/19/2023

10/16/2023

COMMERCIAL VEHICLE DRIVERS🚚🚌🚛:

Bookmark these sites to know now, and in the future:
✅ What traction devices and/or chain configurations are required for various vehicles and load configurations -- whether you drive a bus or commercial vehicle weighing 11,794 kg or less, or a 11,794 kg commercial vehicle with multiple trailers: https://bit.ly/392DpxZ
✅ How to install chains: https://bit.ly/2MzZ5IS
✅ When and where to install chains, and how to drive safely with them on ("Chaining Up: A Guide for Professional Drivers"): https://bit.ly/3toZrqO
✅ Where chains are required once the snow flies: https://bit.ly/45x9TtP
✅ Designated winter tire and chain-up routes: https://bit.ly/2St1ZfX

10/16/2023

Rutting season is approaching and the deer are distracted!🦌♥️🦌

Mid-October to December is the annual mating time when male deer (bucks) become highly interested in female deer (does), and compete for their attention. They are more aggressive around other bucks – perceiving them as competition – and will often challenge and fight them. With deer highly focused on finding a mate or fleeing from a dominant male, they are less aware of their surroundings.

This leads to increased deer-vehicle collisions. Deer are most active at night, when they feed, congregate and mate; however deer in rut may run in front of traffic at any time – without warning. ⚠️ How to stay clear: https://bit.ly/3RDIFhG