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Not sure whether it comes down or gets saved? Send a photo with the estimate request and we will tell you which before we quote.

Tree on a structure, a vehicle or a power line? Call rather than filling in a form, so it reaches a person.

Managing more than one property? We walk the sites, write the scope and quote the schedule before anything is signed.

Where we work

  • Cocoa
  • Cocoa Beach
  • Melbourne
  • Merritt Island
  • Mims
  • Palm Bay
  • Rockledge
  • Titusville

Further afield in Florida for the right job. Give us a call and we will see what we can do.

42 Google reviews at a 5.0 average. Licensed and insured, and the certificate goes out before the crew arrives if you ask for it.

Tree removal, Satellite Beach

Tree removal in Satellite Beach, FL

Barrier island lots are small, the setbacks are tight, and salt has usually been working on the tree for years before anyone calls. We take them down in sections from a lift and carry the wood out through the gate rather than across the yard.

Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Estimates are free and in writing before anything starts.

  • 30+ years in Brevard
  • Licensed and insured
  • Free written estimate
Tree Removal in Satellite Beach, FL by TR Lawn and Tree
  • 30+years in Brevard
  • 10,000+trees removed
  • 1,000+acres cleared
  • 500jobs a year, on average

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What are we looking at?

Six Satellite Beach removals we get called for.

6 of them

  • Tree permanently leaning away from the coast beside a canal
    01

    Leaning off the wind

    A tree shaped by years of onshore wind, with the weight permanently on one side.

  • Row of tall Australian pines along a coastal property line
    02

    Australian pines

    Fast, brittle, shallow rooted and everywhere on the barrier island. They come apart in storms.

  • Tree canopy reaching over the flat roof of a beachside home
    03

    Over a flat roof

    Beachside homes with low flat roofs and no pitch to shed a limb. Nothing gets dropped.

  • Thin sparse tree canopy showing salt damage and dieback
    04

    Salt burned and thinning

    A crown that has been going backwards for two seasons. Sometimes it is a trim, often it is not.

  • Tree growing hard against a concrete canal seawall
    05

    Against the seawall

    Roots in a seawall or a canal bank are a structural problem long before the tree looks like one.

  • Narrow side access between a beachside house and its boundary fence
    06

    No room either side

    Beachside lots run narrow and deep. Access is the whole job here.

Cut limb section being lowered by hand line beside a house

On a barrier island the tree is rarely the hard part. Getting the wood off the lot is.

Small lots, salt-stressed wood, and one way in.

  • 01

    Salt changes the wood, not just the leaves.

    Years of onshore wind and salt spray leave a crown thin and the outer wood brittle. It breaks earlier than the diameter suggests, which is why more of a beachside tree gets cut small rather than rigged heavy.

  • 02

    Australian pine is its own job.

    It grows fast, roots shallow and snaps rather than bends. A row of them along a property line is a removal conversation, not a trimming one, and it is usually cheaper to take the row than to keep going back.

  • 03

    Access is the price.

    Most Satellite Beach lots have one narrow side route and a fence at the end of it. The tracked loader is sized for a standard gate, which is what keeps the wood off the lawn and the truck off the swale.

  • 04

    Seawalls and canal banks come first.

    If the tree is on a seawall or a canal edge, we look at what the roots are holding and what they are pushing before quoting. Taking the tree can change how that bank behaves, and you should hear that before the work, not after.

  • 05

    The city has a say.

    Satellite Beach regulates tree removal on residential property in its own code. Check with the city before scheduling. We will tell you what we have seen on similar lots, and we do not pull permits for owners.

What a removal day looks like.

  • Walk the access first.

    Gate width, side route, swale, seawall and where a truck can legally sit. On the island that decides the method and the price.

  • Strip the crown.

    Limbs off from the top down, roped over anything that matters, until the trunk is bare.

  • Section the trunk.

    Cut into lengths the loader can carry out through the gate and the grapple can pick up at the street.

  • Load, grind, leave it clean.

    Wood on the truck, the stump ground if you want it gone, debris hauled or mulched. Nothing burned on site.

Our equipment

The three machines that keep this a one visit job instead of a rental.

Most crews rent when a job calls for more than a saw and quote accordingly. These three are ours and they come as standard.

  • TR 62ft Imer boom lift extended into a tree

    01

    62ft Imer boom lift

    On the job
    Puts the cutter at the limb on trees too tall, too dead or too close to a structure to climb.
    Why it matters
    The lift is what turns a tree nobody could reach into a scheduled job. Without one, the crown over your roof is climbed or it is not touched.
  • TR giant mini loader moving material on a job site

    02

    Giant mini loader

    On the job
    Carries sections and material through a standard side gate and across turf on tracks.
    Why it matters
    Backyard work needs the wood out through the gate rather than a panel taken out of the fence.
  • TR grapple truck loading limbs and debris

    03

    Grapple truck

    On the job
    Lifts trunk sections and whole limbs off the lawn and into the bed. Hauls the same day.
    Why it matters
    Trunk wood is measured in tons. The grapple moves it without a track across the yard and without a pile left at the curb.

The rest of the fleet comes to the same property under the same estimate. Every machine, with photos, is on the equipment page.

See all equipment and vehicles

We service all of Brevard County.

  • Cocoa
  • Cocoa Beach
  • Melbourne
  • Merritt Island
  • Mims
  • Palm Bay
  • Rockledge
  • Titusville

We will travel further in Florida for the right job. Ask.

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Tree removal questions from Satellite Beach.

  • Access moves it more than size does on the island. A tree with a driveway beside it is one number; the same tree in a back corner with one narrow gate is another. The Brevard pricing guide covers what changes the figure. Estimates are free and in writing.

  • Quite possibly. Satellite Beach regulates tree removal on residential property through its own code, and the rules differ from the county and from the mainland cities. Check with the city before you schedule anything. We do not pull permits on an owner's behalf.

  • Usually, if they are near anything you care about. They grow quickly, root shallow and break rather than bend, which is why they litter the island after every system. Taking a whole row at once normally costs less per tree than doing them one at a time.

  • Sometimes. A thin crown after a hard season can recover, and a reduction is cheaper than a removal. Two seasons of going backwards with dieback in the upper crown is usually a removal. We will say which one we think you have and why.

  • The tracked loader fits a standard side gate and the lift sets up on the drive or the street. Where a lot genuinely has no route, we say so at the estimate rather than halfway through the job.

  • Tell us if the tree is near one. Roots in a seawall or a canal bank can be both the problem and part of what is holding it together. That is worth a conversation before the tree comes out.

  • If the tree is touching the line or the service drop, FPL clears that first and we do the rest. If it is close but clear, we work from the far side. We will tell you which one you have before quoting.

  • Out on the grapple truck or into mulch. We do not burn on site and we do not leave a pile in the swale for the city to collect.

  • The loader runs on tracks and the truck works from the street or the driveway where it can. Anything a machine marks gets put right, and we tell you beforehand if turf has to be crossed.

Get a written estimate on the tree.

We walk the access, write the plan, and put the number in front of you before anything is cut. No charge for the visit.

Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Storm and emergency calls are prioritized ahead of routine work.

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