We've worked the trees of Miami-Dade and Broward since 2017. Here are the neighborhoods where we've logged the most jobs — with guides to the local tree types, permit rules, and what a quote here usually runs. Prices first? See how much it costs to remove a tree in Miami.
Live oaks, banyans, royal poincianas — and the strictest tree ordinance in South Florida. We handle the Gables permit process and the canopy work.
Read the Coral Gables guide → Pinecrest · Miami-DadeBig lots, slash pines, royal palms on the acre parcels. Village permit coordination and the 75-ft bucket-truck reach these jobs actually need.
Read the Pinecrest guide → Palmetto Bay · Miami-DadeFruit-tree country — mangoes, sapodillas, lychees — plus canal-frontage lots and the salt spray off Biscayne Bay. We know what it does to a canopy.
Read the Palmetto Bay guide → Kendall · Miami-DadeFrom the Hammocks to Sunset Ranches — live oaks, slash pines, mangoes, the Florida holly that should have been gone a decade ago. Miami-Dade DERM permits handled.
Read the Kendall guide → Coconut Grove · City of MiamiBanyans, gumbo limbos, royal poincianas. City of Miami tree code, historic-district approvals where applicable. Tight technical work in the Center Grove.
Read the Grove guide → South Miami · Miami-DadeTight lots, mature live oaks, ficus hedges grown into trees. Sectional rigging is the norm — there's no felling space here. City permits filed for you.
Read the South Miami guide →Granada Boulevard royals, Coral Way Sylvesters, Bird Road areca clusters. The Gables aesthetic standard — pineapple cuts and 9-to-3 pruning, never the hurricane cut.
Read the Gables palm guide → Pinecrest · Palm PruningEstate-scale royals up to 75 ft, Bismarck specimens, Phoenix dactyliferas. Pinecrest is palm country and the work needs the bucket-truck reach to do it right.
Read the Pinecrest palm guide → Coral Gables · Tree TrimmingLive oak structural pruning, royal poinciana split prevention, jacaranda canopy management. ANSI A300 standards, under the Gables 25% canopy ordinance threshold.
Read the Gables trimming guide →Where we're based. Mango and avocado canopies over the roof, black olives, ficus and neglected palms — removal, trimming and stumps.
Read the Miami Gardens guide → Hialeah · Palm TrimmingCoconut, royal, Christmas and areca palms on tight lots. Dead fronds, seed stalks and coconuts down — never the hurricane cut.
Read the Hialeah palm guide → Fort Lauderdale · Tree TrimmingLive oaks, black olives, mahoganies and sea grapes in salt air and canal-side yards. Thinned for wind, never topped.
Read the Fort Lauderdale guide → Pembroke Pines · Stump GrindingFicus, black olive and palm stumps ground below grade so the yard can be sodded or planted again.
Read the Pembroke Pines guide → All of Broward · Licensed & InsuredWhat 'licensed and insured' should mean, and four things to ask any tree company before you hire.
Read the Broward guide → Broward & Miami-Dade · StormsWhat to do first, the photos your insurer needs, power lines and who clears what — and how we remove it.
Read the storm guide →Miami · Miami Gardens · Miami Beach · Cutler Bay · Homestead · Doral · Aventura · Hialeah · Fort Lauderdale · Pembroke Pines · Hollywood · Davie · Weston · Sunrise · Plantation · Coral Springs · Miramar
We work across Miami-Dade and Broward every week. Call us — if we're already in the area, we can usually come by for a free on-site estimate the same week.
Call (786) 585-3351 →