Tree Service in Pace, FL
Tree Removal, Trimming and Stump Grinding in Pace
Pace sits in the pines, and Hurricane Isaias snapped and uprooted a lot of them. Florida’s Tree Masters runs crews through Pace and the rest of Santa Rosa County every day: pines off roofs, leaning oaks in Pea Ridge and Woodbine, hanging limbs over fences in Stonebrook Village, and the stumps left behind. Every price is in writing before we start.
Key Takeaways: Tree Service in Pace
- Florida’s Tree Masters is a licensed and insured Florida tree company with crews working Pace and Santa Rosa County every day since Hurricane Isaias.
- We handle hazardous removals, trees on roofs and fences, hanging limbs, trimming, and stump grinding. Every price is in writing before the first cut.
- Free same-day estimates in Pace. Call or text the Pace line: 850-407-7325.
With 260+ Google reviews and a reputation built on straight pricing and clean work, we are the tree company Pace homeowners can call once and be done.
Why Pace Homeowners Call Florida’s Tree Masters
- Price in writing first: we walk the job, then you get the number before anyone starts a saw. No surprises at the end.
- Licensed and insured: general liability and workers’ compensation. Ask for the certificate and we text it to you.
- Crews in Pace daily: we are working Pea Ridge, Woodbine, Stonebrook Village, Chumuckla Highway, Floridatown, Lakes of Woodbine, Woodlands of Pace, Pace Proper right now, which means same-day looks and fast scheduling.
- Trees on structures go first: a tree on a roof, fence or driveway gets priority. We cut and section on site so the roofer or adjuster can get to work.
- Clean finish: cut material is sectioned and stacked at the curb for county pickup, or ground on site when you want the stump gone too.
- Free estimates: call or text a photo to 850-407-7325 and most jobs can be priced the same day.
Our Tree Services in Pace
Tree Removal
From a leaning water oak over the driveway to a 100-year live oak between two houses, we remove trees of every size in Pace. Hazardous trees, dead trees, storm-damaged trees, and trees too close to the house all get the same careful rigging and a clean site when we leave.
Emergency and Storm Damage Tree Work
Isaias gusts measured about 100 mph at the UWF Pace library and 95 mph at Chumuckla, enough to snap tall slash and loblolly pines mid-trunk across Pace. A pine on the roof is a same-day call: we cut and section it on site, stack the material at the curb for the county pickup, and the free Santa Rosa drop-off at the Pace soccer park handles the rest if you want it gone sooner.
Tree Trimming and Pruning
Dead wood out, canopy lifted off the roof, limbs pulled back from power drops and gutters. We prune to ISA standards and never top a tree. Thinning a heavy canopy before the next season is the cheapest insurance a Pace homeowner can buy.
Stump Grinding
Once a tree is down the stump still attracts termites and blocks the mower. We grind stumps below grade and rake the chips into the hole as mulch, so the spot is ready for sod or a new planting.
Crane-Assisted Removal
On tight Pace lots where there is no room to drop a tree, we bring a crane and lift it out in sections over the house. Slower to set up, much safer for the roof.
Pace Tree Service FAQs
Do you come out to Pace for one tree?
Yes. Crews are in Pace and Milton every day, so a single pine or a couple of stumps is a normal stop.
How much does it cost to remove a pine tree in Pace?
Height, lean and what it is near decide the price. Text a photo to 850-407-7325 for a first number and you get it in writing before any work.
Do you take the wood away?
We cut and section on site and stack it at the curb for Santa Rosa County’s storm pickup. Stump grinding is quoted separately.
Can you also grind the stump?
Yes, usually the same visit when it is quoted with the removal.
Are you licensed and insured in Santa Rosa County?
Yes, general liability and workers’ compensation, certificate texted on request.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Pace
We cover all of Pace and the surrounding unincorporated Santa Rosa County, from Floridatown on the bay up Chumuckla Highway.
- Pea Ridge
- Woodbine
- Stonebrook Village
- Chumuckla Highway
- Floridatown
- Lakes of Woodbine
- Woodlands of Pace
- Pace Proper
Common Trees and Problems in Pace
Pace is newer and more pine than oak, with the big live oaks concentrated in the older sections near the bay. What we see most:
- Live oak: the big one. Survives most wind but drops massive limbs and, when the root plate lifts, takes the house with it. Crane work on tight lots.
- Water oak and laurel oak: fast-growing, short-lived, hollow early. The most common storm failure in older neighborhoods. A leaning water oak over the roof is a remove-now call.
- Longleaf, slash and loblolly pine: tall, top-heavy, snap mid-trunk or uproot in saturated sand. Pine on the roof is the number one Isaias call.
- Southern magnolia: looks solid, hides rot in the trunk. We check before we trust it.
- Pecan: brittle, sheds big limbs in wind. Common in older yards.
- Sweetgum and sycamore: weak crotches, heavy limbs over driveways and fences.
Nearby Areas
In addition to Pace (32571), Florida’s Tree Masters serves:
Get a Free Estimate in Pace
If a tree is already a problem, do not wait for the next storm to finish the job. Call or text a photo and we will give you a straight price in writing.
Call or text: 850-407-7325
Main office: (386) 320-3169. Serving Pace, Pea Ridge, Woodbine, Stonebrook Village, Chumuckla Highway, Floridatown, Lakes of Woodbine, Woodlands of Pace, Pace Proper, and all of Santa Rosa County. Licensed and insured.
Tree Service Facts for Pace, Florida
- County: Santa Rosa County
- ZIP codes: 32571
- Common trees: slash and loblolly pine, live oak, water oak, sweetgum, pecan
- Last major storm: Hurricane Isaias, October 2026, gusts near 100 mph in Pace, 95 mph at Chumuckla