About us · Clearwater, FL
Trees Are All We Do
No landscaping side work, no lawn care contracts. Removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup across Pinellas County — which is why we know exactly what fails here and when.
A tree-only crew in Clearwater
Most companies that will take down your tree also mow lawns, trim hedges and haul junk whenever that came through the phone that week. There is nothing wrong with that, but it means tree work is the thing they fit around other jobs. For us, trees are the only work. That specialization is the whole reason we can tell you within a few minutes of walking your property whether a tree needs to come down, needs a trim, or is perfectly healthy and someone is trying to sell you a removal you don't need.
We have removed more than five hundred trees across Pinellas County — storm-cracked oaks in the older Clearwater neighborhoods, diseased sabal palms along Clearwater Beach and Indian Rocks Beach, and overgrown canopies pressing into rooflines out in Palm Harbor and Safety Harbor. Different species, different failure modes, different answers.
How we price, and why we publish it
We put our actual price ranges on the website, which almost nobody in this trade does. The reason is simple: homeowners have no way to judge whether a tree removal quote is reasonable, and that information gap is where people get overcharged. If you know a small tree removal should be $450 to $900 and someone quotes you $2,000, you have learned something useful.
Every estimate is free and on site. We identify the species, check root and canopy health, plan the drop zone and confirm whether a permit applies, then hand you a written flat price. That number does not change once work starts unless you change the scope. There is no deposit required to get a quote and no obligation to book.
What we will tell you that costs us money
If your tree has three good years left, we will say so rather than sell you a removal. If a tree only needs a trim and crown reduction instead of full removal, we will recommend the smaller job even though it costs less. If a tree is protected under the Clearwater or Pinellas County tree ordinance, we will tell you plainly what that means for your timeline before you commit to anything. We would rather have the referral than the extra few hundred dollars.
Equipment and crew we actually use
ISA-certified arborists doing the risk assessment, not just a crew with chainsaws and a truck. Rigging and roped lowering for anything near a structure, pool cage or power line rather than hoping a tree drops clean. A chipper on site so debris does not sit in your yard for a week, and a stump grinder that goes below grade instead of skimming the surface. Our pricing table walks through what each service actually costs and why.
The guarantee, in plain terms
Satisfaction guaranteed on workmanship and cleanup. If debris is left behind or a stump grind was not taken deep enough, we come back and fix it at no charge. What it does not cover is a new hazard from a storm or a tree we did not touch — that is not a workmanship issue, and we will quote it as its own job rather than pretend otherwise.
Where to find us
We are based in Clearwater and cover fourteen communities across Pinellas County with no trip charge. Hours are Mon–Sat 7:00am–7:00pm, and someone who actually does the work answers the phone at 727-555-0184.
Questions
About our company
We have completed more than five hundred tree removals across Pinellas County. Add your real founding year and years of experience here before launch — specific numbers build far more trust than a vague claim about being established, and this is one of the most common questions on estimates.
Yes, licensed in Florida and carrying liability insurance on every job. We provide the license number and a certificate of insurance before work begins, without being asked. HOAs, condo associations and property managers routinely need this for their files and we send it as a matter of course.
Our crews include ISA-certified arborists who assess tree risk using real criteria — species, root condition, structural defects, proximity to targets — rather than a visual guess. Add the specific certification numbers here before launch; homeowners increasingly ask to see them.
No. The people who quote your job are the people who do it. That matters more than it sounds: a subcontracted crew has no stake in whether the stump was ground deep enough, and no reason to flag a permit issue that would slow the job down. Our guarantee only works because the same crew owns the result.
Because the details are where tree jobs go wrong, and you only learn those details by doing nothing else. Species-specific failure patterns, rigging angles, root plate stability, reading a lean correctly — none of that is obvious, and all of it decides whether a removal goes smoothly or damages something. Specializing is how we keep callbacks low.
Call us and we come back. Workmanship and cleanup issues are fixed at no charge. New hazards from a storm, a neighboring tree or a stump that was left on purpose at your request are quoted as separate jobs, but either way you get a real person on the phone.
Not for estimates, ever. For scheduled work we generally collect on completion after you have walked the property with us and confirmed you are satisfied. Very large multi-day commercial or land-clearing jobs are the exception, and any deposit terms are stated in writing on the quote before you agree to anything.
Yes, and we do it regularly. If your tree has several good years left, saying so costs us a job today and usually earns the job later plus a referral. The homeowners who become repeat customers are almost always the ones we talked out of an unnecessary removal on the first visit.
We do not file claims for you, but we document tree damage thoroughly before touching anything — wide shots, close-ups, species and size, structural damage — and provide an itemized written estimate in the format adjusters expect. After named storms that documentation is the difference between a smooth claim and a fight.
Yes. The homepage gallery shows recent jobs tagged by neighborhood and service type. We are also happy to give you addresses of completed properties in your area so you can drive by and look, which is honestly more convincing than any photo we could show you.
Fourteen communities: Clearwater, Clearwater Beach, Countryside, Island Estates, Dunedin, Palm Harbor, Safety Harbor, Ozona, East Lake, Largo, Oldsmar, Belleair, Belleair Bluffs and Indian Rocks Beach. No trip charge on any of them. Outside that radius, call and ask about larger jobs.
We check every tree against the Clearwater and Pinellas County tree protection rules before quoting, and if a permit is needed for a protected species, we walk you through what that involves and can handle the application on your behalf. See our blog post on tree removal permits for the current thresholds.
Let’s look at your tree
Free on-site estimate, honest assessment, flat written price. If you do not need the work yet, we will tell you that too.
Mon–Sat 7:00am–7:00pm · Licensed & insured · Serving Clearwater, Dunedin, Palm Harbor & Largo