Titusville · North Brevard · Since 2014
We’re a local, cleanup-first crew for tree trimming, tree removal, stump grinding, and storm cleanup across Titusville, La Cita, Indian River Heights, Port St. John, Mims, and Cocoa. Clear estimates. Safe work. Yard left clean.
What we do
Four core services for North Brevard homeowners. Every job ends with a clean yard and a clear bill.
Roof and driveway clearance, oak thinning, palm trimming, dead-limb removal, and pre-storm shaping. Done with structural pruning in mind — not topping.
Unsafe, dead, or storm-damaged trees — including removals near homes, fences, and lines. We’ll walk you through what we see before we cut.
Bundle with removal or schedule on its own. We grind below grade and rake the chips so you can sod, mulch, or replant fast.
After a storm, we focus on what’s urgent first — limbs on roofs, blocked driveways, trees on fences. We don’t over-promise 24/7, but we move quickly during storm weeks.
Lead with safety
From May through September, we offer a free on-site walkthrough for Titusville-area homeowners. A working arborist eyes your yard for the four things that put houses at risk during a Florida storm:
You’ll get a written estimate with options — what’s urgent, what can wait, and what we’d skip. No pressure, no upsell. If you want to wait, we’ll tell you that too.
Book my free checkWhy homeowners call us back
We live and work in North Brevard. When the wind picks up, we’re already here — not routing calls to another county.
We rake, blow, and haul. Most customers tell us the yard looked cleaner than before we showed up — that’s the bar.
One number per job, in writing. Stump grinding, haul-away, and access difficulty are spelled out — no surprise add-ons after the cut.
We carry general liability and workers’ comp, and we follow industry safety practice on rigging, climbing, and drop zones. Certificates available on request.
Brevard County and the City of Titusville have rules about certain trees and removals. We’ll flag jobs that may need review and point you to the right office before we start.
Most of our summer work is pre-storm thinning and clearance. We know which limbs go first in a Florida blow — and which ones to leave alone.
Service area
If your address is between the river and I-95, we almost certainly cover it. A few of the neighborhoods we work in most often:
Mainland oaks, slash pines, and the older subdivisions east of US-1. Lots of pre-storm trimming and dead-limb work.
Golf-course-adjacent lots with mature live oaks. We focus on roof clearance and structural pruning here.
River-side properties with palms and salt-tolerant trees. Frond cleanup and storm prep are the bread and butter.
Tight backyards and lots of pines. We bring the right access plan so we’re not tearing up sod to reach the work.
Larger acreage, scrub oaks, and the occasional big removal. We arrive prepared for haul-away on rural roads.
South-of-Titusville routes covered when we’re already crewing in the area — call early for scheduling.
Don’t see your neighborhood? If you’re in North Brevard, ask — we likely service it.
Common questions
Every tree is different. Price depends on size, access, nearby structures, haul-away, stump grinding, and urgency. For ballpark context, locally reported averages in the Titusville area run roughly $138 for a small trim, $348 for a medium trim, and $792 for a large trim; tree removal averages run around $329 small, $744 medium, and $1,691 large; stump grinding is often around $218 as an add-on. Your actual estimate may be higher or lower based on your specific tree. Send a few photos and we’ll usually give you a fast ballpark before scheduling an on-site visit.
Sometimes. The City of Titusville and Brevard County both have rules about certain trees — including protected species, heritage or specimen trees, and trees on certain types of property. Fees may be reduced or waived for trees that are dead, diseased, weakened, or pose a clear threat to people or structures, and some nuisance-tree situations may not require a permit at all. We’re not your legal advisor, but we will flag jobs where permitting questions are likely and point you to the right city or county office before the work starts so there are no surprises.
During active storm weeks we prioritize hazards first: trees on homes, limbs blocking driveways, anything threatening power lines (we coordinate with the utility, we don’t cut energized lines). We don’t advertise 24/7 because we want to keep that promise honestly — but during storm response we expand crews and move quickly. Call as early as you can and send photos if it’s safe to take them.
Yes — it’s the whole point. We rake, blow off driveways and walks, and haul off limbs and debris. Wood chips can be left on-site for mulch if you want them; otherwise they leave with us. Stump grindings can stay in place to settle or be hauled.
Yes — we carry general liability and workers’ comp insurance and can send a certificate to you, your HOA, or your property manager on request. Tree work has real risk; insurance and good rigging practice are non-negotiable for our crew.
Absolutely. Frond trimming, seed-pod removal, and full palm removals — especially in Indian River Heights and along the river. We avoid over-trimming (“hurricane cuts”) because it weakens the palm long-term.
For straightforward jobs, yes. Text or upload 2–3 photos showing the tree, what’s around it (roof, fence, driveway), and a sense of size. We’ll send back a written ballpark, then confirm on-site before any cutting.
Yes. We do pre-listing tree cleanup, rental-property storm-risk checks, and recurring scheduling for managed properties. Ask about volume pricing for multi-property accounts.
Free estimate
We respond to most requests within one business day. For storm hazards, call directly — that goes straight to the lead climber’s phone.
Call (321) 577-3995