Tree Removal in Orlando, FL
ISA-supervised crews for safe tree removal in Orlando—tight-access dismantles, crane picks when they lower risk, and a clean finish every time.
Fully insured • Since 1987 • ISA oversight on every job
Tree removal in Orlando often means tight alleys, pool cages, and older driveways. We plan access, protect surfaces with ground mats, and use controlled lowering around roofs and screens. An ISA-Certified Arborist plans or reviews every project, and our crews follow ANSI Z133 safety standards.
When you need tree removal in Orlando, our ISA-led crews make a plan that protects your home and leaves the site truly finished.
Why Homeowners Choose Kevin’s for Tree Removal in Orlando
- ISA oversight: clear guidance on safety and methods for your site
- Property protection: turf-friendly mats, spotters, tidy staging
- Right method: sectional rigging or crane picks when they reduce risk
- Clear estimates: written scope, line-item options, transparent scheduling
When Removal Is the Right Call
- Structural risks: cracks, split crotches, major lean, or root upheaval
- Advanced decay: hollow trunk, fungal conks, extensive deadwood
- Storm damage: hangers, broken leaders, wind-twisted canopies
- Site conflicts: foundations, pool cages, driveways, or utilities
Our Orlando Tree Removal Process
- On-site review: goals, utilities, access route, and protection plan
- Setup & protection: mats down, spotters in place, safe staging
- Controlled dismantle: sectional rigging or crane-assisted removal when it lowers risk
- Cleanup & finish: brush chipped, logs handled, site raked tidy
Orlando Tree Types & Risk Patterns We See Most
Because so many neighborhoods are mature, tree removal in Orlando often involves older canopy. We look at structure, species behavior, and site history before recommending a plan.
- Live oaks: Strong species with broad, heavy limbs. Removals usually relate to major defects, construction conflicts, or storm damage; otherwise, structural pruning can solve many issues.
- Laurel oaks: Age out earlier than live oaks and can develop decay in the trunk. If advanced, removal may be safer than repeated heavy reductions.
- Slash/longleaf pines: Tall, upright, and often close to homes. We assess lean, root plate movement, and crown condition to choose sectional rigging or crane picks.
- Palms (sabal, queen, date): Usually straightforward, but height, lean, and nearby pool cages or screens influence setup and lowering method.
If removal isn’t the best answer, we’ll explain alternatives like selective reduction or cabling/bolting when appropriate—always grounded in ANSI and ISA guidance.
Tight Access, Clean Finishes, and Property Protection
Many Orlando homes have narrow side yards, shared alleys, or brick driveways. To keep work efficient and low impact, we plan the access route before a single cut and protect surfaces all the way to the staging area.
- Compact lift access: Fits an 8′ opening; we can remove and re-install a fence panel when needed.
- Ground protection mats: Laid at gates, turns, and staging to protect turf and pavers from equipment and foot traffic.
- Controlled lowering: Rigging blocks and friction devices keep wood off roofs, screens, and hardscapes.
- Debris logistics: We stage brush and logs away from high-visibility areas, then chip and load out for a tidy finish.
The result is careful tree removal in Orlando that respects your driveway, irrigation, and landscape lighting—so your yard looks cared for, not just cleared.
Smooth Scheduling with HOAs and Utilities
Orlando neighborhoods often include HOAs, ARC rules, and nearby utilities. We help you move quickly and avoid surprises:
- Clear proposals: Written scope and pricing that’s easy to submit for HOA approval.
- Documentation on request: Certificates of insurance and workers’ comp provided directly to managers when needed.
- Utility awareness: We plan around overhead service drops and locate underground lines where appropriate.
- Right-sized crew: The team and equipment matched to your site, so the job is efficient and respectful of neighbors.
From first walkthrough to final rake-out, our aim is a safe, predictable experience and a property that looks finished when we leave.
Orlando Considerations: Permits, Utilities & Storms
Permits & HOAs. Some removals require approval. We advise on rules and help with paperwork when needed, including guidance on City of Orlando tree removal permits.
Utilities. Before any digging for stump work or replanting, use Sunshine 811 to locate underground lines—then we plan safe clearances around overhead service drops.
Storm season. If removal can be avoided, we’ll discuss pruning options that reduce sail and risk ahead of severe weather.

Tree Removal Cost in Orlando: What Affects Price
We price by the scope—never by the hour. Main factors include height and spread, access and ground protection, proximity to structures or utilities, and debris handling. We’ll review your site in person and provide a clear, written estimate. For transparent, safe tree removal in Orlando, we detail every step before work begins.
After the Removal
- Stump grinding in Orlando to your preferred depth
- Chip haul-away or chip mound for beds
- Replant-ready finish options
- Optional arborist consult for replacements
If your goal is a clean slate and quick replanting, we can bundle everything with your tree removal in Orlando so the property is truly finished.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Orlando
Downtown Orlando, Thornton Park, Milk District, SoDo, Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, Baldwin Park, College Park, Colonialtown, Audubon Park, Rosemont, MetroWest, Dr. Phillips, and lakefront homes near Conway and Clear Lake.
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Ready to schedule tree removal in Orlando? Tell us your goals—safety, access, or replanting—and we’ll design a plan that fits.