Dunnottar Tree Pruning and Landscaping

06/10/2026

That was quite a storm last night! Dave is around today to assess damage and remove problem trees. Call (204) 979-5299

05/15/2026

F.YI. Dave will be working in the area all May Long Weekend! There's nothing like a crazy windy day to bring attention to problem trees! Call Dave for a no obligation quote: 204-979-5299

04/25/2026

Call Dave for a free no obligation quote for your project! 204-979-5299

04/24/2026

Now booking for Spring/Summer/Fall 2026!

04/23/2026

02/07/2026

Good news!
Dave has a bit of time between jobs! I’ve got him changing light fixtures, replacing our kitchen counter, amongst other things. If you have any projects or upgrades around your home, now’s a great time to hire Dave!
Text or call: (204) 979-5299

01/23/2026

Dave has been keeping busy on the ground instead of up in the trees! Call or text him at 204-979-5299 for a free, no obligation quote on your upgrade idea!

01/14/2026

In December 2022, the coastal town of Scarborough on England’s northeast shore found itself hosting an unexpected guest. A young male walrus, later identified as Thor, hauled himself onto a harbor pier after traveling hundreds of miles from Arctic waters. Walruses are known to make long rest stops during migration, and Thor was visibly exhausted, spending hours motionless as he recovered strength. Marine specialists confirmed that this behavior, though rare in England, was a natural part of the species’ journey.

As New Year’s Eve approached, local authorities faced a difficult decision. Fireworks, while celebratory for people, produce sudden noise and vibrations that can cause extreme stress to marine mammals. Experts warned that startling a resting walrus could force him back into the water before he was ready, increasing the risk of injury or death. After consulting wildlife professionals, the town canceled its fireworks display, restricted access to the pier, slowed nearby boat traffic, and asked residents and visitors to keep noise to a minimum.

Thor rested undisturbed for several days before quietly returning to the sea and continuing his migration. His brief stay left a lasting impression, not because of spectacle, but because of restraint. An entire community chose patience and care over tradition, showing that coexistence sometimes means stepping back rather than stepping forward. The moment became a quiet example of how human choices can ease the path of wildlife simply by allowing nature the space it needs.

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