A dead trunk or root system lifting your foundation is not a maintenance problem but a tree removal issue. At Tree Trimming, we offer professional tree removal services for residential and commercial sites in South Florida, backed by 30+ years of experience. Tree down on your property right now? Our emergency crew responds 24/7, any day, any weather.
Tell us what is happening on site and our team will respond with the next practical step.
Trim can grow back, and pruning corrects itself over a season, but removal is permanent. The tree removal decision should not be rushed into, and should not be ignored when the risk is genuine.
Our crew tells homeowners when the removal is the right call and when your tree condition can be resolved with trimming. We offer an honest assessment of your tree condition before a single tool leaves our truck.
We determine the tree removal method by evaluating the tree’s size, condition, and the surrounding ground conditions.
A technique governed by ANSI Z133 safety standards that controls where the tree lands using a calculated sequence of notch cut, hinge wood, and back cut.
The price we mention in the quote is the price you pay, with no add-on fees discovered at the end of the job.
We use cranes when the stakes are too high for any other approach. The crane lifts the section or the entire tree out of position to a safe staging area.
Our emergency tree removal assesses the scene, identifies secondary hazards, and works in order to remove the greater risk first while documenting everything.
You have to face legal complexity in Florida for tree removal jobs. Here is what you need to follow to avoid costly mistakes.
Florida Statute 163.045
Florida law restricts local governments from requiring a permit or fee for removing a tree on residential property under one specific condition: a licensed ISA-certified arborist provides written documentation that the tree poses an unacceptable risk and removal is the only practical way.
The document must be present on site during the work. The homeowners’ own judgment does not get accepted; only a signed written report from a qualified professional.
What Tree Trimming Handles On Your Behalf
ISA standard risk assessment and signed written documentation for 163.045 exemption claims
Full permit application and municipal coordination where a permit is required
HOA ARC/ARB submission packages with before and after photo documentation
Insurance adjuster report for storm-related removal claims
One of the most common calls we get is about a tree on a neighbour’s property that is dropping limbs or looking increasingly likely to fall in the wrong direction. Here’s how you can deal with it.
A tree whose trunk straddles a property line is jointly owned by both neighbours under Florida property law. Neither owner can remove the tree without the other's agreement.
Neighbor's branches that are crossing your property line can be pruned back to the property line without needing any permission from the neighbor. The pruning must follow ANSI A300 standards.
Photograph the tree and give a formal notice to the neighbor in writing. The county code enforcement office can be contacted if the neighbor's tree poses a genuine public safety risk.
Common area trees are the HOA’s responsibility. Trees on individually owned lots within an HOA are the owner’s responsibility but still require ARC or ARB approval.
We help homeowners remove hazardous, storm-damaged, or unwanted trees removed safely. Our crew handles the risk assessment and the insurance paperwork if needed.
Commercial tree removal follows legal and insurance standards and workers' compensation coverage with certificates before we arrive on-site.
Working with HOA communities across South Florida on removal programs ranging from single common area trees to multi-property cleaning projects.
Tree removal requires legal and financial protection to ensure everything goes smoothly on your property during a job. We provide complete documentation coverage before we start.
Covers property damage on every job; certificates on request
To protect you from on-site injury liability
Legally required for tree removal work in Florida
Crew safety standards followed on every removal
We prepare and carry the paperwork
Used on every structural evaluation
Tree removal requires a more legally and logistically involved process than trimming. Here is how we make your process smooth and transparent.
Florida Statute 163.405 allows homeowners to remove any hazardous tree without a local permit. Homeowners just need to provide written documentation approved by a licensed ISA-certified arborist highlighting that the tree poses an unacceptable risk and removal is necessary.
The costs of tree removal depend on several factors, including tree size, complexity, accessibility, and proximity to nearby structures. We provide a clear quote before every job to help you understand the costs better.
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Yes, we provide emergency response service available 24/7 to help remove a tree that has fallen onto a house or structure. We assess the full load situation and document everything for your insurance adjuster.
Space utilization options depend on the size of the space and what you want the area to do. You can replant with a Florida native species that adapts to local conditions and grows well. Our team provides a thorough recommendation during the post-removal walk-through.
Tree removal is the job that shows the difference between qualified professionals and alternatives most visibly during the work or sometimes in a code enforcement notice six months later.
Since 1992, we have handled over 3,000 removal jobs across South Florida with full documentation coverage and written estimates. Get an honest assessment from tree experts who will tell you what your tree actually needs.
