We provide comprehensive tree care throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, and the Upper Keys, including professional tree trimming and pruning, safe tree removal with permits handled, stump grinding and complete removal, arbor care and tree health management, hurricane storm preparation, and 24/7 emergency debris removal. Our ISA certified arborists specialize in South Florida's unique tropical and subtropical species, from towering royal palms to sprawling live oaks. We handle everything from routine maintenance to emergency storm response, serving residential, commercial, and municipal properties with fully licensed and insured crews equipped for any tree service need.

Tree service costs in South Florida vary by service type and scope. Tree trimming typically ranges from $250-$1,200 depending on size and accessibility. Tree removal costs $450-$3,500 based on height, location, and permit requirements. Stump grinding runs $100-$400 per stump. Storm prep packages start at $500 for average properties. Emergency services command premium rates, typically 2-3x standard pricing. Factors affecting cost include tree size and species, proximity to structures or utilities, permit requirements (Miami-Dade requires permits for trees over 18" diameter), accessibility and equipment needs, and seasonal demand (higher during hurricane season). We provide free, detailed estimates with transparent pricing and no hidden fees.

Yes, we offer round-the-clock emergency response throughout South Florida for tree-related emergencies including trees fallen on homes or vehicles, dangerous hanging branches after storms, trees blocking roads or driveways, power line hazards (coordinating with FPL), and hurricane damage cleanup. Our emergency response times average 30-90 minutes in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. We maintain crews stationed strategically throughout South Florida during hurricane season for rapid deployment. Our emergency teams are equipped with generators, lights for night work, heavy equipment for large trees, and materials for temporary roof protection. We work directly with insurance companies and provide comprehensive documentation for claims.

Yes, we maintain all required credentials for professional tree service in South Florida including Florida State Contractor's License, Miami-Dade and Broward County business licenses, $2 million general liability insurance, workers' compensation for all employees, and ISA Certified Arborist on staff. We're also certified for specialized services like mangrove trimming permits and invasive species removal. Our insurance protects your property and eliminates your liability for any accidents. We gladly provide certificates of insurance before starting work. Unlike unlicensed operators common after storms, we're established local professionals accountable to state and local authorities year-round.

Our service area covers all of Miami-Dade County from Aventura to Homestead, including Miami, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Kendall, and Miami Beach. We service all of Broward County including Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Weston, and Davie. We also cover the Upper Keys including Key Largo, Tavernier, and Islamorada. Same-day emergency service is available within our primary zones, with rapid response times throughout the tri-county area. We've been serving these communities since [year], understanding local regulations, HOA requirements, and environmental considerations unique to each area.

The optimal time for routine tree service in South Florida is March through May, just before hurricane season. This timing allows storm preparation with proper trimming, removal of hazardous trees before peak storm risk, and better weather conditions for equipment access. Hurricane prep should be completed by June 1st. Emergency services are available year-round. Different services have ideal timing: trimming (late winter/early spring), removal (dry season for less lawn damage), and stump grinding (year-round but easier in dry conditions). We work year-round but recommend scheduling non-emergency work outside of hurricane season for better availability and pricing.

Trees need professional attention when showing signs of decline including dead or dying branches, unusual lean or soil heaving, trunk damage or decay, disease symptoms (discoloration, wilting, fungus), and storm damage however minor. Preventive care indicators include branches near power lines or structures, overgrowth blocking views or light, preparation for hurricane season, HOA compliance requirements, and regular maintenance needs (every 2-3 years). South Florida specific concerns include palm fronds turning brown (potential lethal bronzing), trees damaged by tropical storms, invasive species requiring removal, and salt damage on coastal properties. Our free assessments help determine exact needs.

Yes, we're experienced with insurance claims for tree-related damage in South Florida. We provide direct insurance billing, detailed documentation with photos, itemized estimates for adjusters, assistance with claim filing, and fair pricing within insurance guidelines. We're familiar with major Florida insurers including Citizens, State Farm, Universal, and others. Important coverage notes: most policies cover tree damage to structures but not preventive removal, hurricane damage requires windstorm coverage, and there are typically per-tree and per-incident limits. We help maximize your settlement while ensuring all work meets insurance requirements. Our documentation has helped thousands of customers successfully process claims.

We're established South Florida locals, not out-of-state storm chasers who appear after hurricanes. Our advantages include [X] years serving the same communities, bilingual service (English/Spanish), extensive hurricane experience, and year-round availability. We employ ISA certified arborists, maintain comprehensive insurance coverage, use modern, well-maintained equipment, and guarantee our work. Unlike others, we handle all permits, provide detailed written estimates, never require full payment upfront, and maintain transparent flat-rate pricing. Our commitment to safety, professionalism, and community has earned us preferred vendor status with insurers and property managers throughout South Florida.

Service duration depends on the type and scope of work. Tree trimming typically takes 2-4 hours for average trees. Tree removal ranges from 2-8 hours based on size and complexity. Stump grinding takes 30-90 minutes per stump. Storm prep for a typical property requires 4-6 hours. Emergency response begins within 30-90 minutes with temporary mitigation, though complete cleanup may take days after major storms. Factors affecting duration include tree size and location, equipment access, permit waiting periods, weather conditions, and crew availability. We provide time estimates with every quote and coordinate scheduling to minimize disruption to your routine.

We can safely work around power lines with proper precautions and coordination. For trees near service drops (lines from pole to house), we maintain required clearances and use specialized equipment. For primary power lines, we coordinate with FPL as only utility contractors can work within 10 feet of high-voltage lines. Never attempt DIY work near any power lines. Our crews are trained in electrical hazard awareness and use proper safety protocols. We'll assess your situation and coordinate with utilities as needed. If power must be temporarily disconnected, we handle all coordination though this may affect timing and cost.

If a tree falls during a storm in South Florida, prioritize safety first. Stay inside until the storm passes completely - many injuries occur between storm bands. After the storm, assess for immediate dangers like downed power lines (assume all are live), gas leaks, or structural damage. Document everything with photos for insurance. Never attempt removal yourself as storm-damaged trees have dangerous tension points. Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies, your insurance company to start a claim, and our 24/7 emergency line for professional removal. We'll tarp roofs, remove hazards, and provide insurance documentation while ensuring your family's safety.