Tree Trimming.

Most residential palms run two to four cleanups a year.

Coconut palms and queen palms grow fast and shed pods, so they sit at the higher end. Robellinis and pygmy dates run one to two passes a year.

Tree work is scheduled around the weekly lawn route, on the day that fits the job. It is not locked to set days.

Larger removals and storm-prep work are quoted individually and given a specific window with the client.

Yes. Pre-season tree work picks up in May and runs through July.

Post-storm cleanup is added in as soon as the route allows.

Yes. Tree removals are quoted separately and scheduled with a written window.

The quote covers the removal, hauling the debris off-property, and optional stump grinding.

Yes. New palms, ornamental trees, and shade trees can be installed in the same visit as a removal, or scheduled as a separate landscape install.

All three are part of the regular tree service.

Mature shade trees are scheduled separately from palm work because the equipment and crew differ. Bigger jobs are quoted by site visit.

Yes. Coconut and pod removal is included with palm cleanups. Hurricane-season cleanups always include pod removal whether they have dropped yet or not.

Yes. Fully licensed and insured. Certificates are available on request.