Common jobs in southwest Escambia County
- Palm trimming and palm removals on waterfront and rental properties
- Wind-damaged pines and oaks
- Hurricane prep and storm cleanup
- Clearance trimming over roofs, decks and pools
- Stump grinding
Working near the water
Coastal areas carry extra rules about cutting near dunes and the shoreline. Check with Escambia County before work, and tell us about any requirements up front.
Services available in Perdido Key & West Pensacola
- Tree Removal
- Tree Trimming
- Stump Grinding
- Storm & Emergency
- Lot & Land Clearing
- Tree Health & Risk Checks
Branches over the roof, a heavy live oak or palms that need cleaning up? See tree trimming in Perdido Key & West Pensacola. 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.
Get a faster, more accurate price
- 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 Perdido Key & West Pensacola
Do you cover Perdido Key and Innerarity?
Yes, along with Warrington, Myrtle Grove and the rest of southwest Escambia County.
Are there rules about cutting near the beach or dunes?
Yes. Dune vegetation and areas near the water are protected, and some coastal parcels need approval before work. Check with Escambia County first.
Can you trim palms at a rental or second home?
Yes. Add photos and access details, and we can often handle it while you're away.