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Tree Removal
A failing oak or a palm leaning toward the roof is a rigging problem, not a cutting problem. Our crew reads the lean, the weight distribution, and every obstacle in the drop zone before the first cut. Sections come down under control — never as a free-falling trunk.
Every removal starts with a walkthrough: canopy size, proximity to structures and lines, and access for our lift and trailer. We flag permit requirements for Miami-Dade and Broward up front, schedule around weather, and leave the site raked, blown, and ready for sod or new planting.

Often, yes — many trees above a certain trunk diameter require a county or city permit before removal. We tell you during the estimate whether your tree needs one and help you with the paperwork.
Price depends on height, trunk diameter, location, and how much rigging the drop zone requires. Small palms start affordably; large canopy trees near structures cost more. Every quote is written and itemized before work begins.
Yes. Stump grinding is available with every removal. We grind below grade, chase major surface roots, and backfill the hole so the area is ready for sod or new landscaping.
Yes. After storms we prioritize hazardous hangers, split trunks, and trees resting on roofs or fences. Call us and we will get a crew out as quickly as possible.