Removal, stumps & planting
Big trees take big equipment. Trees that are dead, in the way or too close to the house come out, stumps are excavated and removed, and new trees go in, from palms to large live oaks.
Removal, stump removal and planting, done with our own machines.
The wrong tree in the wrong spot can crowd a house, a pool or a drive, and a new lot may have no shade at all. Once we know what you want the space to become, the tree work is planned around it.
Some trees have to come out: one that’s dead or declining, one leaning toward the house, roots lifting a drive, or a tree standing where a new patio or bed needs to go. Each removal is planned around how the tree comes down and how equipment gets in and out. It’s often the first step in a larger project.
A leftover stump gets in the way of new sod, new beds and the look of the yard. Stumps are excavated along with the main roots, and the hole is filled and leveled so the spot can take sod, a bed or a new tree.
The right tree in the right spot adds shade, privacy and structure. Palms and large shade trees such as live oaks are moved and set with our loaders, and placement accounts for mature size, distance from the house, pool and drive, and how the tree will be watered while it settles in.
Before you call
Yes. Big shade trees and palms are regular work, and our loaders move and set trees too heavy to place by hand. The spot is chosen for the tree’s mature size and the room around it.
Roughly how tall it is, how close it is to the house, pool, drive or fence, and what you want the space to become afterward. A couple of photos from different angles help us plan equipment access and put together the estimate.
Yes. A removal near the house, pool, fence or drive is planned around how the tree will come down and where our equipment can safely reach it. Mention what’s nearby when you call so we can plan for it.
Planning ahead
The estimate depends on the tree or stump, its location on the property and the work planned for the space afterward.
A stump in an open area is different from a tree close to a house, pool or driveway. Size, location and access all affect how the work is scoped. If a new bed, lawn or patio is planned, mention it so the tree work can be considered alongside the next improvement.
See our landscape design and installation and hardscaping and gravel driveways if other property improvements are part of the plan, or compare all of our services.
Have a tree project in mind?
Note which trees you want removed or planted and what the space is for next, and we’ll put together an estimate.
