Professional tree trimming anywhere in Broward County, with free estimates and fast photo quotes by text at (954) 730-1776. Overgrown trees crowd your roof, block your view, drop limbs on cars and turn into a real hazard when hurricane season hits. Our licensed and insured tree pros trim, thin and shape trees the right way, so they stay healthy and your property stays safe.
What Our Tree Trimming Covers
- Crown thinning: Selectively removing branches so wind passes through the canopy instead of pushing against it. One of the best things you can do before storm season.
- Roof and structure clearance: Cutting back limbs over your roof, gutters, pool cage, patio and walls.
- Canopy raising: Lifting low branches over driveways, sidewalks and lawns so cars, people and mowers get through.
- Deadwood removal: Taking out dead, broken and diseased limbs before they fall on their own.
- Shaping and reduction: Bringing an overgrown tree back to a clean, balanced shape without hacking it up.
- View and light clearance: Opening up windows, solar panels and yards that are stuck in the shade.
Trees We Trim in South Florida
Broward has its own mix of fast-growing, storm-prone trees. We regularly trim live oaks, black olives, ficus, mahogany, gumbo limbo, sea grape trees, poinciana, mango, avocado and citrus, along with every common palm. See palm tree trimming.
How Often Should Trees Be Trimmed?
Most shade trees in South Florida do best with a trim every 2–3 years. Fast growers like ficus and black olive often need it yearly. Fruit trees benefit from yearly shaping after harvest. If a tree is touching your roof or a branch looks cracked, don't wait for the schedule.
Hurricane Season Trimming
Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30. Thinning a dense canopy and removing heavy limbs over your home before the season starts is the cheapest storm protection you can buy. Once a storm shows up in the forecast, every crew in Broward gets booked solid, so get on the schedule early.
Get a Fast Quote
Text 3–4 photos of the tree to (954) 730-1776 with your city. Include the whole tree, the base of the trunk and anything close by like your roof or pool. We'll reply with a price range, and the final price is confirmed before any work starts.
Tree Trimming FAQs
Is the estimate free?
Yes. Photo quotes and on-site estimates are always free.
Do you clean up after trimming?
Yes. Branches and debris are cleaned up and hauled away so your yard is left clean.
Can you trim branches near power lines?
Branches touching the power lines running along the street are handled by the utility company, so call FPL for those. Branches near the service line to your house can usually be trimmed. Send a photo and we'll tell you.
Do you offer stump grinding or hedge trimming?
Not at this time. We focus on tree trimming, tree removal, palm trimming and storm work.
Also see: Tree Removal | Storm & Emergency Tree Service | Fort Lauderdale | Pembroke Pines | Coral Springs