Professional Tree Removal in the Greater Orlando Area
Tree removal across Orlando and Seminole and Orange counties, planned with ISA Certified Arborist oversight and done by our insured crew with rigging, ground mats and crane support when it lowers risk.
Tree on your house or blocking the drive? Our phones are answered 24/7. Crews are dispatched as availability, weather and safety allow. Emergency tree removal
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- ISA CertifiedArborist Jason Crews, FL-9743A
- Fully insuredGeneral liability + workers’ comp
- Since 1987Fair, written pricing
Tree removal across the Greater Orlando Area—from Orlando to Seminole and Orange counties—should be safe, efficient, and tidy. Our ISA-Certified Arborist oversees planning, and our insured crew uses smart rigging, careful access planning, and protection mats to complete the work with minimal impact to your property.
Whether you’re dealing with a hazardous tree, storm damage, a tight access removal, or a tree growing too close to structures, we design a plan that protects your home, driveway, lawn, and surrounding landscape.
Worried a tree might be a storm hazard? See our Dangerous Trees in Orlando guide to learn which trees fail most often and what warning signs to watch for.
Looking for city-specific details? See Orlando tree removal or Orlando tree trimming, or browse the full service areas. For canopy care, visit tree trimming; for the finish, see stump grinding. If the tree is currently threatening a structure or blocking access, visit our emergency tree removal page.
Orlando Tree Removal Cost Guide. Wondering what tree removal costs in Orlando? Our detailed guide explains price ranges and the factors that affect cost — including tree size, access, crane work, and debris removal. View the Orlando Tree Removal Cost Guide →
Watch a Crane-Assisted Laurel Oak Removal
See our crew remove two large laurel oaks at a home in nearby Maitland, using professional rigging and crane support. It is the same controlled approach we use on removals throughout Orlando and Seminole County.
When Removal Is the Right Call
Not every tough tree needs to come down, but some conditions make removal the safest option. Our arborist helps you understand the risk, the alternatives, and whether removal is truly necessary.
- Severe decay, large cracks, or structural failure
- Storm damage, uprooting, or major lean
- Conflicts with foundations, driveways, septic lines, or utilities
- Risk reduction near roofs, pool cages, fences, and play areas
- Repeated limb failure or advanced canopy decline
- Trees that can no longer be safely maintained with pruning alone
Not sure if your tree is actually dangerous? Read our Dangerous Trees in Orlando guide to understand common failure risks and warning signs before deciding on removal.
If the tree is on a house, vehicle, or blocking access, we recommend going directly to our Emergency Tree Removal page for faster emergency-specific guidance.
Our Safety-First Tree Removal Process
Every removal follows our KTS Property Shield™ Standard, a set of practices designed to protect lawns, landscaping, irrigation systems, driveways, and surrounding structures while the work is performed.
Our goal is to remove the tree safely while minimizing damage, avoiding shortcuts, and leaving the site in clean condition when the work is complete.
- Walkthrough & planArborist review, access, utilities, structures, and protection strategy.
- Protection setupGround mats, spotters, and safe staging away from hardscapes and landscape features.
- Controlled dismantleSectional rigging or crane picks when they lower risk and protect the property.
- Clean finishBrush chipping, log handling, and a tidy site cleanup.
Equipment & Methods That Fit Your Site
Every removal is different. Some trees can be dismantled with ropes and rigging, while others are better handled with lift access or crane assistance when it truly lowers risk.
- Compact lift access for tighter yards and limited entry points
- Ground protection mats for turf, pavers, and driveways
- Rigging blocks and controlled lowering near structures
- Crane-assisted removals when it improves safety and efficiency
When heavy debris, large logs, or contractor cleanup are part of the job, we can also coordinate grapple truck service and debris removal for fast haul-away.
These precautions are part of our KTS Property Shield™ standard.
Pricing & What Affects It
Each project is priced by the scope—not the hour. Key factors include height and spread, access and protection needs, proximity to structures or utilities, crane eligibility, and debris handling.
We believe professional tree work should be done safely, correctly, and at a fair price. Our estimates are clear, competitive, and based on the actual requirements of the job. Quality work from a fully insured tree company isn’t the cheapest option, but our pricing is designed to be reasonable and consistent with industry standards.
- Access & protection: tight gates, delicate turf, pavers, screens, or fences
- Complexity: rigging needs, crane use, lean, decay, or multiple trees
- Debris handling: chipping, log removal, and haul-away
- Finish work: stump grinding, chip haul-away, or replant-ready cleanup
We review your site in person and provide a clear, written estimate with no guesswork and no hidden fees.
What to Expect on Removal Day
- Safety briefing and confirmation of access routes and work areas
- Equipment setup with property protection where needed
- Sectional removal with controlled rigging around structures and landscape
- Debris cleanup including brush handling, log management, and site raking
- Final walkthrough to confirm the work matches the proposal
After the Removal
We can handle the finish work too, so you’re not left coordinating the next step with someone else.
- Stump grinding to your preferred depth
- Brush chipping and debris haul-away
- Replant-ready finish options
- Optional arborist guidance for replacement trees
If your project includes major debris or multiple piles, our grapple truck debris removal service can be a fast and efficient cleanup option.
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| Office | Monday–Friday, 8 am–4 pm |
| Weekends | Office closed; phones still answered |
| Holidays | Office closed on major holidays |
Emergency dispatch depends on crew availability, weather and safety.
Tree Removal FAQs
How do I know a tree should be removed?
Common signs include severe decay, large cracks or splits, major lean, root upheaval, or repeated storm damage. Our ISA-Certified Arborist can assess risk and outline options.
Do I need a permit for tree removal?
Permit rules vary by city and HOA. We’ll advise on current requirements during your walkthrough and handle any paperwork if needed.
Do you use cranes?
Yes—when crane picks lower risk and better protect your property. Otherwise, we use sectional rigging and controlled lowering around structures. Our own grapple saw crane handles many jobs, and larger cranes can be hired when needed. See our specialized crane services.
Will you handle stump grinding and debris?
Yes—we can include stump grinding, brush chipping, log handling, and debris haul-away on the same proposal. If needed, we can also coordinate grapple truck service for larger debris loads.
Are you insured?
Yes—we’re fully insured with workers’ compensation and general liability coverage, and we can provide certificates for your HOA or property manager upon request.
Get Your Free, Written Tree Removal Estimate
Tell us your goals—safety, access, cleanup, or replanting—and we’ll design a removal plan that fits your property and timeline.
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