Tree Trimming Services for Healthy, Safe Trees
ISA-Certified Arborists. ANSI A300 standards. Clean, careful results across Central Florida.
Fully insured • Since 1987 • ISA oversight on every job
Tree trimming services protect people and property, let in light, and keep trees structurally sound. At Kevin’s Tree Service, every project is planned or reviewed by an ISA-Certified Arborist and completed to ANSI A300 standards—so your trees look great today and stay healthy for years. As a full tree maintenance service, we focus on structure, safety, and clean results on every visit.
Looking for a city-specific page? See Tree Trimming in Orlando, FL.
Benefits of Professional Tree Trimming
- Improves safety by removing weak or hazardous branches
- Protects structure with proper, ANSI A300 cuts
- Restores light, airflow, and clearance around the home
- Enhances curb appeal with a natural, balanced canopy
Why Professional Tree Trimming Services Matter
Tree trimming services shape the canopy and provide clearance over roofs, driveways, and walkways. Professional tree pruning selectively removes dead, diseased, or poorly attached branches to improve health and structure. In practice, your visit often includes both—done correctly, without topping or over-thinning.
- No topping, no lion-tailing, and no “hurricane cuts.”
- Correct cuts that help the tree compartmentalize and recover.
- Light/view improvements without flat-topping.
- Cleanup and haul-away every time.
How Our Tree Trimming Services Work
Our arborist-led crews apply the right technique for each species and site, delivering residential tree trimming that’s safe and tidy:
- Clearance pruning over homes, driveways, and walkways
- Structural pruning to reduce future breakage
- Selective thinning for airflow and light—never over-thinning
- Deadwood removal for safety and appearance
Need related work? We can include tree removal or stump grinding on the same proposal, and you can speak with an ISA-Certified Arborist for guidance.
Palm Tree Trimming—Crown Cleaning, Not Over-Pruning
Palms require a different approach. We remove brown fronds and seed pods and check balance, but we don’t over-lift the crown or do “hurricane cuts.” The result is tidier, healthier palms that better resist storms and pests.
Typical cadence: once or twice a year, depending on species and location.
Signs You Need Tree Trimming Services
- Branches over roofs, pool cages, or parking areas
- Dead or storm-damaged limbs
- Low clearance over sidewalks and driveways
- Dense canopy blocking air and light
- It’s been 2–3 years since your last trim
Click the photo to view it larger. Canopy shaping and clearance trimming performed by an ISA-supervised crew.
Tree Trimming Cost Guide: What Affects Your Estimate
Pricing is based on canopy size and density, access and protection needs, proximity to structures, and debris handling. We’ll walk the site with you and provide a clear, written estimate—no surprises and no hidden fees.
Prefer city-specific guidance? See Tree Trimming in Orlando, FL.
Service Areas We Cover
We serve homeowners across Central Florida. Here are a few of the areas we visit most often (and many more):
- Tree Service in Orlando
- Tree Service in Winter Springs
- Tree Trimming in Winter Park
- Tree Trimming in Conway
- Tree Care in Oviedo
- Tree Service in Dr Phillips
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Our Process: Safe, Tidy, On-Schedule
- Consultation: goals, access, and a protection plan
- Scheduling: efficient crew pairing; HOA/ARC coordination if needed
- Work day: ground protection, controlled rigging, precise cuts, thorough cleanup
- Final check: a walkthrough to confirm everything looks right
Property Protection & Safety Practices
We stage on turf with ground protection mats, use spotters near pool cages and fences, and lower limbs under control to protect pavers, screens, and roofs. We carry full liability and workers’ compensation coverage and can provide COI documents on request.
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 Trimming FAQs
What’s the difference between tree trimming and pruning?
Trimming shapes the canopy and provides clearance. Pruning removes dead, diseased, or poorly attached branches to improve health and structure. Most visits include both, following ANSI A300 standards.
How much of a tree’s canopy can you remove safely?
As a general guideline, we avoid removing more than a modest portion of live foliage in one visit. We focus on selective cuts that preserve structure and long-term health—never topping or lion-tailing.
When is the best time to trim live oaks and palms?
Live oaks: cooler months are best for structural work, but safety and clearance can be addressed year-round with proper technique. Palms: trim as needed for seed pods and brown fronds—avoid over-lifting the crown.
How often should you trim trees?
Most shade trees benefit from trimming every 2–3 years, with safety and clearance addressed as needed. Palms are typically trimmed once or twice per year depending on species and location. We’ll recommend a schedule based on your canopy and goals.
Do you haul away all debris?
Yes. We remove brush, logs, and chips and perform a full cleanup. On stump work, we can haul chips or leave a mound for garden beds if you prefer.
Can you work near power lines, pool cages, or tight access areas?
Yes. We plan access and protection, use compact lifts and ground mats, and lower limbs under control. Where utilities are involved, we follow safe-distance practices and coordinate as needed.
Are estimates free?
Yes—we’ll visit the property, review your goals, and provide a clear, written estimate with line-item options so you can choose what fits your budget.