Tree Trimming & Removal in Winter Springs, FL
Tree Service in Winter Springs, FL
From Tuscawilla to Sunrise and Winter Springs Village, our crew keeps neighborhood trees healthy, shaped, and storm-ready. We specialize in precise pruning, safe removals, stump grinding, and fast storm cleanup—handled by an insured team that respects your home, HOA rules, and city permitting.
- Live oak & laurel oak canopy care
- Slash pine wind-load reduction
- Sabal palm cleaning & hurricane prep
- Clearance pruning for roofs, driveways & sidewalks
Our Tree Services in Winter Springs
Tree Removal in Winter Springs, FL
Targeted removals for dead, declining, storm-damaged, or high-risk trees near homes, fences, and pools—rigged and lowered with care, then cleaned up thoroughly.
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Health and clearance pruning to ANSI A300 standards. We thin and shape canopies, lift low limbs, and guide growth away from roofs, service drops, and walkways.
- Structural pruning for young trees
- Risk reduction for mature oaks & pines
- Palm cleaning (no hurricane cuts)
Stump Grinding
Stumps ground to replant depth, surface roots chased, chips hauled on request, and the area leveled neat for new lawn or plantings.
ISA Certified Arborist – Winter Springs
Certified arborist assessments, health diagnostics, risk evaluations, and pruning that protects tree structure and your property—always to ANSI standards.
Proudly Serving Winter Springs
We work across Winter Springs—from homes near Central Winds Park, Torcaso Cove, and Trotwood Park to streets along the Cross Seminole Trail and the neighborhoods of Tuscawilla, Sunrise, Highlands of Winter Springs, and Winter Springs Village. Our arbor care plans consider local soils, wind exposure, and species common to Seminole County.
Looking nearby? See Oviedo, Casselberry, Longwood, and Winter Park.
Why Winter Springs Homeowners Choose Us
Local, Seminole County specialists
Experienced with live oak, laurel oak, slash pine & sabal palm care.
Fully insured crew & equipment
COIs available for HOAs and property managers.
Upfront, competitive pricing
Clear scope, no surprises—written estimates.
ANSI-compliant pruning
Best practices that protect tree health (no topping, no lion-tailing).
Careful property protection
Mats, rigging, and thorough cleanup on every job.
Great communication
Friendly team, punctual arrival, and 5-star service.
Winter Springs Tree Permits & HOA Guidelines
Do I need a permit?
In Winter Springs, a city arbor permit is generally required to remove trees 4" DBH or larger, unless the tree is dead, diseased, or poses a clear safety hazard. Specimen/historic trees have additional requirements.
Helpful links: City Arbor Removal Guidance · Arbor Permit & Specimen Forms
Who pulls the permit?
When a contractor performs the removal, the contractor is typically responsible for obtaining the arbor permit and complying with City code. We handle this process and provide required documentation for your HOA.
Living in an HOA (e.g., Tuscawilla)?
We follow HOA access rules and debris staging policies. We can provide insurance certificates, scope details, and site photos to streamline ARC approvals.
Note: City rules can change. We’ll confirm current requirements during your estimate and, if needed, assist with applications.
Customer Reviews
Free Winter Springs Tree Service Estimate
Tell us what you’re dealing with—overgrowth, clearance needs, or storm damage—and we’ll recommend the right solution.
Tree Removal in Winter Springs
Hazard trees • tight access • crane removals
Tree Trimming in Winter Springs
Canopy shaping • structural pruning • clearance
Stump Grinding in Winter Springs
Replant-ready options • chip haul-off available
Nearby Areas
Oviedo · Winter Park · Casselberry · Longwood
Winter Springs Tree Service FAQs
Can you work within HOAs like Tuscawilla?
Do I need a permit to remove a tree?
Often, yes. In Winter Springs, removals typically require a tree (arbor) permit once a tree is about 4" DBH or larger (DBH = diameter at breast height, measured ~4.5 ft above the ground).
Common exceptions: If a tree is clearly dead, severely diseased, or an immediate safety hazard, the City may allow removal without a standard permit. In some cases, a letter from an ISA Certified Arborist documenting the condition and risk can be sufficient in place of a permit. Requirements vary by situation and City policy.
How we help: We verify the current rules for your address, advise you on the fastest compliant path, and—if a permit is required—we handle the paperwork for you. If an arborist letter is appropriate, we can provide the inspection and documentation.
Note: Local regulations can change. We’ll confirm the latest Winter Springs requirements before work begins.
