Tree Pros Of Florida
★ 5 (117)Tree service
Emergency Tree Removal in Jacksonville, Florida
Jacksonville, Florida homeowners dealing with a downed or hazardous tree can find 20 tree service contractors listed here. Of those, 20 carry a rating, with an average of 4.8 out of 5. Some of the listed businesses are based in Orange Park. Stay clear of any tree touching a power line and contact the utility first.
Tree Services Near Jacksonville
The Branch Manager Tree Service
★ 5 (285)Tree service
904Tree.com™ LLC
★ 4.9 (221)Tree service
Jax Tree Removal LLC
★ 4.9 (247)Tree service
Custom Tree Surgeons
★ 4.9 (471)Tree service
Genesis Tree Care
★ 4.9 (124)Tree service
Forshee's Tree Service
★ 4.9 (232)Tree service
Eagerton Tree Service, LLC
★ 4.8 (505)Tree service
American Tree Solutions
★ 4.8 (175)Tree service
Bushor's Tree Surgeons
★ 4.8 (176)Tree service
Arbor Tech 904 LLC
★ 4.8 (183)Tree service
Tree Life 1 LLC
★ 4.7 (142)Tree service
Big Ben's Tree Service, Inc
★ 4.6 (242)Tree service
Smith’s Tree and Stump LLC
★ 5 (76)Tree service
Hamilton Tree Service
★ 4.9 (70)Tree service
Shaw's Tree Service
★ 4.1 (256)Tree service
Tree Cutters of Florida
★ 4.7 (74)Tree service
Chip's Tree Service
★ 4.7 (72)Tree service
First Coast Tree
★ 4.6 (42)Tree service
Sanford's Tree Service Inc.
★ 4.5 (125)Tree service
Frequently Asked Questions
What usually happens to the tree and debris after removal?
After a tree is removed, crews typically cut the trunk and limbs into sections, chip smaller branches, and load the material. Many companies haul everything away, while some leave cut wood if you ask. Stump grinding is often a separate service. Ask what is included before work starts, and keep children and pets away until the site is cleared.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Jacksonville, Florida?
Tree removal rules in Jacksonville, Florida can depend on the tree size, species, and whether it sits on private or public land. Some removals need a permit, others do not. Because local rules change, check with the city or county department that handles trees before any work begins, or ask a qualified local professional.
What information should I have ready when I call a tree service in Jacksonville?
Have the property address ready, a description of the tree and its position, and whether any structure, vehicle, or power line is involved. Note the tree size and whether it is still standing or already down. Mention any access limits like fences or gates. If a utility line is affected, call the utility or emergency services first.