Tree Removal Services.
Fully insured • Since 1987 • ISA oversight on every job
Tree removal services should be safe, efficient, and tidy. Our ISA-Certified Arborist oversees planning, and our insured crew uses smart rigging and protection mats to get the job done with minimal impact. We’ll help you decide if removal is necessary, protect your property, and finish with a thorough cleanup.
Looking for city-specific details? See Orlando tree removal, or browse the full service areas. For canopy care, visit tree trimming; for the finish, see stump grinding.
When Removal Is the Right Call
- Severe decay, cracks, or failing structure
- Storm damage or uprooting
- Conflicts with foundations, sewer lines, or utilities
- Risk reduction near roofs, drives, and play areas
Our Safety-First Removal Process
- Walkthrough & plan — arborist review, access, utilities, and protection strategy.
- Protection setup — ground mats, spotters, and staging away from hardscapes.
- Controlled dismantle — sectional rigging or crane picks when they lower risk.
- Clean finish — brush chipping, log handling, and site cleanup.
Equipment & Methods That Fit Your Site
- Compact lift access (8′ opening) for tight yards
- Ground protection mats for turf, pavers, and driveways
- Rigging blocks and controlled lowering near structures
- Crane-assisted removals when it improves safety
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, and debris handling. We review your site in person and provide a clear, written estimate.
After the Removal
- Stump grinding to your preferred depth
- Chip haul-away or chip mound for beds
- Replant-ready finish options
- Optional arborist consult for replacements
Schedule a Tree Removal Walkthrough
Tell us your goals—safety, access, or replanting—and we’ll design a plan that fits your property and timeline.
Tree Removal Services: What We Do
Tree removal services should be safe, tidy, and guided by certified expertise. Our ISA-Certified Arborists plan or review each project, and our crews follow ANSI Z133 safety standards—so the work protects your home, utilities, and landscape.
- Hazard removals for trees with decay, cracks, lean, or root upheaval
- Storm damage removals, including hangers and compromised trunks
- Conflict removals near roofs, driveways, septic lines, and power drops
- Crane picks when they lower risk and reduce impact on your property
- Full cleanup with brush chipping, log handling, and debris haul-away
If you’re comparing tree removal services, look for a written scope, a clear safety plan, and a cleanup strategy—those details make the biggest difference on removal day.
When Removal Is the Right Call
Not every tough tree needs to come down, but some conditions make removal the safest choice. Our arborist explains options so you can decide with confidence.
- Structural failure risks: large cracks, splitting crotches, or major lean
- Advanced decay: hollow trunks, fungal conks, extensive deadwood
- Recurring storm damage: broken leaders or overextended limbs
- Site conflicts: foundations, pool cages, driveways, or sewer laterals
How Our Tree Removal Services Keep Your Property Safe
- On-site walkthrough: goals, utilities, access, and protection plan
- Protection setup: ground mats, spotters, and safe staging areas
- Controlled dismantle: sectional rigging or crane-assisted removal when it lowers risk
- Clean finish: brush chipped, logs handled, site raked and tidy
If a full removal isn’t necessary, we’ll outline alternatives—like structural pruning—to meet your goals.
Tree Removal Cost: What Affects Price
We price by the scope—never by the hour. With tree removal services, the main cost drivers are height and spread, access and ground protection, proximity to structures or utilities, and debris handling.
- Access & protection: tight gates, turf-friendly mats, work near pool cages/fences
- Complexity: rigging needs, crane eligibility, multiple trees
- Debris handling: chipping, log removal, and haul-away
We’ll review your site in person and provide a clear, written estimate. If you also need finish work, we can include stump grinding on the same proposal.
What to Expect on Removal Day
- Safety briefing and confirmation of the access route
- Equipment setup and protection for turf, pavers, and driveways
- Sectional removal with controlled lowering near roofs and screens
- Debris cleanup and raking so the site looks finished
- Walkthrough to confirm everything matches the proposal
After the Removal
We can grind the stump to your preferred depth, haul chips, or leave a chip mound for beds. If you’re replanting, we’ll prepare a replant-ready finish and can advise on species and placement.
Need city specifics? See tree removal in Orlando, or explore tree trimming if pruning could meet your goals.
Get Your Free, Written Tree Trimming Estimate
Tell us your goals—safety, clearance, views, or palm maintenance—and we’ll design a plan that fits your property and budget.
Helpful reads: Why Tree Topping Hurts Trees • Why Hiring a Fully Insured Tree Service Matters
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 protect your property. Otherwise, we use sectional rigging and controlled lowering around structures.
Will you handle stump grinding and debris?
Yes—we can include stump grinding, brush chipping, and log handling on the same proposal, with chip haul-away or chip mound options.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes—we’re fully insured with workers’ comp and can provide certificates for your HOA or property manager on request.