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About us
A Gainesville Tree Crew That Tells You the Truth
We work under the same oaks and pines you do. That means honest advice about which trees can stay, careful work around homes, and a price you can hold us to.
About Our Gainesville Tree Service
We’d rather save a tree than sell a removal.
Gainesville has one of the heaviest tree canopies in Florida, and most of it is worth keeping. Our job is to tell you which trees are a real risk and which just need some care.
When we visit, we look at the whole tree: the root flare, the trunk, the crown, and what sits underneath it. If a trim or a cable will make it safe, that’s what we recommend. If it has to come down, we explain why and put the price in writing. You can read how we approach aging laurel oaks on our blog.
- Licensed and insured
- Free written estimates
- Single-tree jobs welcome
- 24/7 storm line
One visit, one written number, covering the cutting, cleanup and haul-off.
How Our Gainesville Tree Crew Works
The way we run every job.
The price is fixed
Your written quote covers the whole job. Surprises on the day are our problem, not a line on your bill.
Rigged, not dropped
Over roofs, screen enclosures and fences, limbs come down on ropes in small pieces.
Rules checked first
City of Gainesville, Alachua County and town tree codes differ. We check which applies before work is scheduled.
Storm documentation
When a tree hits a house, we photograph it for your insurer before anything is cut.
Property protected
Plywood on driveways and pavers, mats on soft lawns, and compact machines through side gates.
Clean when we leave
Brush chipped, logs hauled, the yard raked and blown. Stumps ground on request.
Where Our Gainesville Tree Crew Works
All of Gainesville, plus seven towns.
We cover every part of Gainesville, from Haile Plantation and Tioga on the west side to Duckpond and the neighborhoods around UF, plus Newberry, Alachua, High Springs, Archer, Micanopy, Hawthorne and Waldo.
Meet the Crew on a Free Estimate
Got a tree you’re worried about? Let’s look at it.