Tree Removal
When a tree is dead, leaning, storm-damaged, or simply too big and too close to the house, removal is about one thing: getting it down without anything else getting hurt. That’s where 42 years and the right equipment matter.
Crane-assisted removal is usually the safest option
We own and operate our own crane and a Merlo Roto rotating telehandler. For large or overhanging trees, lifting cut sections out — rather than dropping them — is the safest, most efficient, and least impactful method for your landscape and structures. For specialized projects we can bring in additional cranes with certified operators.
Tight access? Sectional removal.
When a tree can’t simply be felled, we remove it in controlled sections — roping and lowering limbs piece by piece so nothing lands where it shouldn’t. Backyards, lakefront lots, and homes with limited access are routine for us.
Storm and emergency work
Central Florida storms snap brittle wood and topple lopsided trees. We clear hazardous and storm-damaged trees, including trees on structures, and handle full debris cleanup so your property is usable again.
What’s included
Full tree takedown, sectional removal, complete debris cleanup, and optional stump removal. We protect driveways and turf, document the site before we start, and don’t collect payment until you’ve approved the finished job.
Tree Removal FAQs
Can you remove a tree hanging over my house or pool?
Yes. Overhanging and high-risk trees are exactly what our crane and Merlo telehandler are for — we lift sections out rather than dropping them, keeping the load off your roof, pool cage, and landscaping.
Do you handle emergency and storm-damaged trees?
Yes. We remove storm-damaged and hazardous trees, including trees that have fallen on structures, and clean up all debris.
Is stump removal included?
Stump grinding is optional and quoted with the removal. When access allows we grind to grade and excavate the grindings so the area is ready for sod or landscaping.
Reviewed by Michael Mackiewicz, ISA Certified Arborist #FL-0471 (TRAQ) · Last updated June 23, 2026