Cory's Tree Services

04/08/2026

Before/After ✅ Cory’s Tree Services 🌳☀️

28/07/2026

Big silver maple surrounded by hydro crushed out and stump grinder within a few hours. Once again a huge shoutout to our crew Cory’s Tree Services 🌳☀️ 🌳☀️

24/07/2026

Same day storm cleanup 🌳⛈️

17/07/2026

Public Safety Announcement, Urban Interface Fire Risk (Ontario 2026)
www.CorysTreeServices.ca New Lowell ON
Professional Forester • Former Initial Attack/Rapattack (Cranbrook BC) • Parks Canada Fire Suppression

Ontario is entering peak fire season, and with temperatures rising, conditions across the province are becoming increasingly volatile. With experience on wildfire suppression crews — including Initial Attack training in Cranbrook and operational fire work with Parks Canada — I want to share practical guidance for anyone living in the wildland–urban interface.

This is the zone where homes meet forested or vegetated areas, and it is where most structure losses occur during wildfire events.

What Homeowners Should Do Right Now
1. Clear the 1–10 metre zone around your home
Remove dead branches, needles, and leaves

Keep grass trimmed and hydrated

Move firewood at least 10 metres away

Clear combustibles from under decks and beside exterior walls

2. Reduce structural ignition risk
Clean gutters and roof valleys

Install metal mesh screens on vents

Repair siding, soffits, and decks

Move plastic furniture, garbage bins, and propane tanks away from the home during heat waves

3. Manage vegetation wisely
Prune lower branches (ladder fuels)

Thin dense conifer clusters

Remove dead or declining trees

Maintain spacing between crowns

4. Prepare for ember showers
Most homes ignite from embers, not direct flame.

Seal gaps and openings

Use non‑combustible mats at entryways

Keep hoses and sprinklers accessible

5. Have a household fire plan
Know evacuation routes

Keep vehicles fuelled

Prepare a grab‑and‑go kit

Follow official updates

Urban Interface Mitigation Services
Cory’s Tree Services Inc. provides wildfire‑risk reduction tailored to Ontario’s changing fire conditions:

Urban interface vegetation management

Ladder fuel reduction

Crown spacing and thinning

Deadwood and hazard tree removal

Structural ignition zone clearing

On‑site wildfire behaviour assessment

With hands‑on wildfire suppression experience, I understand how fire moves, how embers travel, and what actually protects a home when conditions turn extreme.

If you want a professional assessment or mitigation work completed before temperatures climb further, reach out. Proactive steps now make the difference later.

This isn’t meant as an advertisement — it’s a community‑minded reminder. Yes, we’re a business and we need to be paid for the work we do, but we’ve always operated with a community‑first mindset. Questions will never cost you anything. If you’re unsure about your risk, your trees, or your defensible space, just ask.

Together we’re stronger. When we work proactively as a community, we can reduce wildfire risk instead of waiting for it to arrive at our doorstep.

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14/07/2026

Couple action shots from one of many removals today. Once again thank you to our wonderful customers and our crew for crushing another huge day out .treeservices ☀️🌳

12/07/2026

09/07/2026

If there was one picture that could encapsulate our week it would be this one ⛈️ . Huge shoutout to our crews for their dedication and hard work during yet another storm cleanup .treeservices ☀️🌳

07/07/2026

Another 10+ removal day .treeservices ☀️🌳

02/07/2026

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