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Tree Service in Pace, FL

Pace is one of the fastest-growing parts of Santa Rosa County, northeast of Pensacola across Escambia Bay. Newer subdivisions sit next to wooded lots full of tall pines and oaks.

  • Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, storm cleanup, lot clearing
  • Free on-site estimates, no obligation

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Common jobs in Pace

  • Tall pines near new homes — removals and deadwood before hurricane season
  • Lot and underbrush clearing for new builds, pools and shops
  • Lightning-struck and beetle-killed pines
  • Storm cleanup
  • Stump grinding — single stumps or whole yards

Services available in Pace

Branches over the roof, a heavy live oak or palms that need cleaning up? See tree trimming in Pace. Worried a tree is failing? Read about tree health & risk checks.

Prices depend on the tree, access and cleanup. See the cost guide for typical ranges.

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  • Add photos of the whole tree and of anything under it — the house, lines, fence or shed.
  • Measure the trunk across at about chest height, or count and measure stumps.
  • Say what you want done with the wood — hauled away, or cut into rounds and left.
  • Mention access: gate width, soft or sandy ground, septic drain field, pool, or a tight spot between buildings.

Questions from Pace

Do you cover Pace?

Yes — Pace and the surrounding area in southern Santa Rosa County are part of the service area.

Can you clear a wooded lot for a new house?

Yes. Request lot clearing and give a rough size and what's growing there. A site visit is needed for a firm price.

My subdivision backs up to woods. Can you take down trees leaning toward my house?

Yes, if the trees are on your property. If they're on common ground or a neighbor's lot, the owner or HOA usually has to approve the work.

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