Toronto homeowners, builders and tree services
Find out if your Toronto tree needs a permit to remove or injure it, what it costs and what to attach. Free check, with the arborist report next.
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How it works
What you get
The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the Arborist report door.
Modeled on: City of Toronto Application to Injure or Remove Trees (2026)
From public data
per tree is the maximum fine for breaking Toronto's tree by-law, with a $500 minimum
Source: Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 813, § 813-29
Turn field notes into a city-ready arborist report: tree table, risk notes and a tree protection plan for you to review and sign. Free to read.
Questions
Yes for any tree on City land, whatever its size, and for a private tree with a trunk 30 cm or more in diameter measured 1.4 m above the ground.
In 2026, per tree: $145.87 for a private tree not related to construction, $436.39 for a City tree, and $304.51 for a boundary tree. Construction-related private trees cost $436.39.
Yes. Toronto asks for an arborist report with applications to remove or injure a tree, and an injure application also needs a tree protection plan. An arborist has to inspect the tree; software can't do that part.
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Answer it and ePlan opens the Arborist report door with your answer filled in.