Tree Removal in Pensacola, Florida
If you are searching for tree removal in Pensacola, you are probably looking at a live oak leaning toward the roof, a pine that took a beating in a storm, or a dead tree you are tired of worrying about.
- Licensed & insured
- Certified arborists on staff
- 24/7 emergency
- Same-day written estimates
- Payment plans available
Tree removal Pensacola homeowners can plan around
Florida’s Tree Masters is a licensed and insured tree company with certified arborists, and we give free quotes.
We are based in Port Orange, and our crews have been working Pensacola and Escambia County every day since Hurricane Isaias. Call or text the Pensacola line at (850) 407-7325 for a free quote.
Where we work in Pensacola
Our crews are working all over Pensacola and the towns around it: East Hill, North Hill, Cordova Park, Scenic Heights, Bayou Texar, East Pensacola Heights, Ferry Pass, Warrington, Cantonment and Pensacola Beach.
A quick call is the fastest way to get a price. Call or text a photo to (850) 407-7325 and most jobs can be priced the same day.
How a removal job goes
Whoever you hire, a good removal follows the same steps:
- Look at the tree and the site. We check the lean, dead wood, the roots, and what is under it: roofs, fences, pools and wires.
- Pick a plan. Some trees come down in sections. Others can be reached with a bucket truck.
- Check the rules. We check the city and county rules before any removal.
- Take it down. Crews work piece by piece, using ropes and rigging where space is tight.
- Finish the ground. We can grind the stump with our Vermeer stump grinder and leave the yard clean.
Our gear includes a bucket truck, a Bobcat skid steer, and Ram diesel trucks and trailers. We also do trimming, pruning, lot and land clearing, and storm-damage work. We prune with proper cuts that keep each tree’s natural form.
Trees you see around Pensacola
The Gulf Coast mix is a little different from the rest of the state. These are the trees we expect to talk about on a job here:
- Live oak and water oak
- Longleaf, slash and loblolly pine
- Pecan and hickory
- Sweetgum and red maple
- Southern magnolia
- Bald cypress
- Sabal (cabbage) palm
Pines and water oaks often come down because of dead limbs or decline. Big live oaks and magnolias usually call for careful trimming or a hard look at the tree before anyone decides on removal.
Storms leave their mark on the trees
Pensacola has been through Hurricane Ivan (September 2004), Hurricane Dennis (July 2005) and Hurricane Sally (September 2020). Trees that came through those storms can still carry cracked limbs, torn roots or a new lean.
If a tree looks different since a storm, have it checked. We handle storm-damage and emergency tree work, and our phone line is answered 24/7. Crews respond to emergencies at night and on weekends.
Permits and protected trees
Rules about cutting trees vary by city and county, and they can affect which trees you may remove. We check the city and county rules before any removal.
Get a free quote
Tell us about the tree, where it stands, and what is near it. Photos help. We will give you a free quote in writing.
Call Florida’s Tree Masters at (850) 407-7325 for your free quote. You can also find us at floridastreemasters.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should you trim oak trees in Florida?
Many arborists prefer the cooler months, late fall through winter, for routine oak pruning. Dead or hazardous limbs should come off whenever they appear. Avoid heavy cuts, and never top an oak.
How much is a tree removal service?
It depends on the tree's size, how close it is to buildings or wires, how hard it is to reach, and whether you want the stump ground. We give free quotes, so you will know the cost before any work starts.
What is Florida's most common tree?
It is hard to name just one. Around Pensacola you will see plenty of live oaks and pines. The sabal (cabbage) palm is Florida's state tree.
Why can't we cut down oak trees?
There is no blanket ban, but cities and counties can protect certain trees, and a permit may be needed. We check the city and county rules before any removal.
Do you serve Pensacola?
Yes. Our crews have been working Pensacola and Escambia County every day since Hurricane Isaias. Call or text the Pensacola line at (850) 407-7325 for a free quote.
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