Leaning oak over your roof? Storm damage in the yard? Tell us what you need and we'll connect you with a licensed, insured local tree service serving Flagler County.
Palm Coast's live oaks, laurel oaks, and pines grow fast and take a beating from summer storms and hurricane season. Here's what homeowners and businesses call about most.
Full removal of dead, diseased, leaning, or unwanted trees, including large trees close to homes, fences, and pool cages.
Trees down on a roof, driveway, or lanai after a storm. If a tree is touching power lines, call 911 and FPL first.
Thin canopies before hurricane season, lift limbs off the roof, and clear branches away from screen enclosures.
Grind stumps below grade so you can replant, lay sod, or extend a patio.
No runaround and no obligation.
Tell us where the tree is and what's going on. Photos help.
A local tree pro looks at the job and gives you a written price.
You decide if and when. Debris haul-away is typically included in the quote.
Every Palm Coast neighborhood and the surrounding Flagler County area.
Prefer to talk? Call 386-227-7695.
Often, yes. The City of Palm Coast regulates removal of many trees on residential lots, and rules differ for dead or hazardous trees. Your tree pro can tell you what applies and help with the application. Check the City of Palm Coast website for current rules.
It depends on the tree's size, how close it is to structures, and access for equipment. You'll get a written quote after an on-site look, free and with no obligation.
We only refer jobs to local tree companies that carry liability insurance. Always ask to see a certificate of insurance before work starts.
Yes, emergency calls are prioritized. During hurricane aftermath, response is ordered by severity: safety first, then structures, then access.