Tree Removal Jobs in Tampa, FL

Declining laurel oak in front right of home

Inspected 3 hazardous Laurel oaks (Quercus laurifolia) on 04, 28,2026. Tree #1: 29.0" DBH Extensive residual storm damage to the trunk. Canopy in decline. Greater than 10% crown tip die back. Hazardous to people and vehicles (property). Recommend removal. Tree #2: 29.1" DBH Extensive decay in lower trunk. Also decay in root flare and upper trunk. Canopy in decline. Hazardous to pedestrians and vehicles (property). Tree #3: 16.0" DBH Health in decline with extensive decay in lower trunk. Deadwood in canopy and greater than 10% crown tip dies back. Hazardous to pedestrians and vehicles (property).

Remove the co-dominate shared Grand Laurel Oak located on your south property line by cutting to a low stump.  See the attached notarized form.

Removal of the leaning and diseased 26-inch diameter Florida Elm tree located behind the garage on the east side of the property. This Elm has a partially uprooted root system and is leaning over the garage roof. There is decay on the trunk and it is a structurally unsound tree.

We are doing a single 9 inch reduction cut and a single 9 inch limb removal as per the report attached.

Remove the co-dominate shared Grand Laurel Oak located on your south property line by cutting to a low stump.  See the attached notarized form.

Removal of 2 Oak trees

Grand Laurel Oak front yard middle of yard. Tree is diseased and dying. Please contact Shane Schanstra estimator with any questions 813-755-0012

Per Sec. 27-287.25 (e), for the destruction of (1) 31" Live Oak, the property owner must obtain a tree permit with a triple permit fee of $372, remove the damaged Oak, and plant (1) 3" caliper penalty trees, and (4) 2.5" caliper mitigation trees or pay into the tree trust fund at the rate of $450 per penalty tree and $300 per mitigation tree.

My neighbors oak tree is very large and unkept. There are large branches which are fall onto my property that I would like to prune to prevent further house damages in case of a hurricane or storm. the last hurricane resulted in a large tree branch falling on my roof. Our roof was replaced and would like to prevent this as much as possible. The quotes I have received for the pruning ranges from $1500-2500. thank you

Half of tree has already fallen. Other half is leaning and could fall at any time. Per Dylan Bacon request emergency permit to remove remaining tree.

Tree removal

Remove Live Oak Tree in right of way. Use crane to remove tree in a controlled manner. Cut stump flat to ground

Remove 31" Laurel Oak in front yard...see attached photo.

Trim 30" laurel oak in back left corner of property. Remove large broken limbs and raise canopy 12'-15'

4530 W Rosemere Road Tampa Work Description: Removal of 1 palm on property

We have a tree in our frontyard next to our driveway that is leaning over into the street. The bark looks to be cracking so it may be a hazardous tree. We would like to remove this tree in the front yard. We recently completed our pool project, during which we removed a dead oak in the backyard through an updated pool permit. If allowed to remove the tree in the frontyard, we plan to plant two “Type 1” trees that are 2.5" caliper, 8-10ft tall, 30gal, Florida Grade 1/Type 1 trees in the backyard. We will also pay into Tree trust fund if needed.

Tree consult to evaluate for new home plan relating to grand tree protected root zone located on back left corner of property please call Jonathan Lee for questions if you need more detail.

Remove Grand Laurel Oak in back yard. Owner contact Suzanne Brown 813-760-1151 for access.

I have a water oak tree that is 26inches in diameter that has ganoderma and mushroom rot according to an arborist. It has branches falling onto my nieghbors property and I would like to have the tree removed.

There was a previous tree-removal application for 648 Geneva Place, TRE-26-0000074, in October 2025. At that time, the tree already showed significant structural problems, including trunk separation, fungus, insect activity and a major cavity. The arborist recommended removal and gave the tree a hazard rating of 11 out of 12.  The demolition permit for the old house was issued October 9, 2025, and the City withdrew the tree-removal permit on October 27, 2025. The City’s October 27 withdrawal was not based on a finding that the tree was healthy or safe. The City stated that because the property was becoming vacant as a result of the demolition permit, the tree-removal request would instead need to be included with a future Residential New Construction permit. The demolition was not completed until April 22, 2026. In July, we changed builders and are now restarting the design of the replacement house from scratch and will not have a new-construction permit for many months. Nearly a year has passed since the arborist documented an 11 out of 12 hazard rating in October 2025. The tree has deteriorated substantially since those photographs were taken and now appears completely dead. Because of the tree’s current condition and its proximity to the public sidewalk, street, vehicles and utility lines, we are requesting this be reviewed as a Hazardous Grand Tree Removal under a TRE permit rather than waiting several more months to include it with our future building permit. We are entering peak hurricane season with a strong El Niño forecasted and are concerned about safety issues if this tree is not removed promptly.

Removal of hazardous trees

Remove Live Oak hanging over road. See attached photo.

Request removal of 2 Laurel Oaks, and one Pecan tree located at 1315 W. Alicia Ave. Tampa, Florida 33614

Request removal of 6 Live Oak trees located in front of 4817 E. Busch Blvd. Tampa, Fl 33617

Trim three large laurel oak trees in the front yard by removing hazardous branches and limbs as needed. Remove one dead sable palm in the back yard by the front fence. Trim two sable palm trees and one queen palm tree in the back yard.

Prune Grand Live oak, rear left. • crown reduce 1x overextending limb approx 8” diameter; climber required. See pic. • additional work will include crown reduction/elevation away from the building with a goal of clearing the roof where possible. • and removal of dead wood 2 inch diameter and greater from over this property only.

The tree fell due to severe weather and strong winds during a storm. For safety reasons and to prevent further damage to the property, the fallen tree was removed and the area was cleaned. i apologize for not being aware that i required a permit to do this.

Prune 40” DBH laurel oak / poor structure / fair vitality / good form. Pruning specs: • remove dead branches 2 inch diameter and greater. • crown reduce the height of one decade first order stem, see attached diagram. Approximate 6 inch diameter reduction cut. • minor crown reduction on higher order branches can be performed at climber discretion if defects are found when in aerial lift.

tree leaning towards business next door