Tree removal, all of Brevard County
Tree removal in Brevard County
One tree or a dozen, in a Cocoa backyard or on a Mims acreage. We come out, walk it, write the estimate, and take the tree down in sections with the equipment to do it without wrecking the yard. The wood leaves on our trucks the same visit, and the stump goes if you want it gone.
Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Estimates are free and in writing before anything is cut.
- 30+ years in Brevard
- Licensed and insured
- 10,000+ trees removed
- 30+years in Brevard
- 10,000+trees removed
- 1,000+acres cleared
- 500jobs a year, on average
Companies that have had TR on their property
Tree removal, storm response and grounds on active commercial sites.
Which one is yours?
Six reasons a tree comes out, and where each one goes.
6 of them
01In the way
Too close to the house, lifting the driveway, shading the pool, blocking the build. The everyday removal.
02Over a structure
A big oak over the roof or a pine over the cage is a sectional takedown from the lift.
03Dead or dying
Dead wood is unpredictable. It gets cut smaller and handled differently.
04Down or damaged
Already on the ground, or split and hanging after a storm.
05A palm
No canopy to strip, one heavy trunk, a root mat to grind.
06A whole lot
Clearing a parcel or a fence line rather than one tree.
We own the equipment most crews rent, and the companies that hire us for it include Boeing, Amazon and Lowe's.
First call to ground stump, in the order it happens.
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Send a photo, get a call back.
A picture of the tree and what it is standing near tells us most of what the estimate needs. We call back, ask the two or three questions the photo cannot answer, and set a time to come out.
- 02
We walk it and write it down.
The estimate is written on site: what comes down, how, what happens to the wood, whether the stump is included, and the number. No verbal quotes, no surprises added on the day.
- 03
Sections, not one big drop.
Anything near a structure, a fence, a line or a neighbor comes down in pieces from the lift or on ropes. Trees in the open are felled where that is the cleaner job. Either way the plan is in the estimate.
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The wood leaves with us.
The grapple truck loads trunk sections and limbs straight off the lawn. Brush goes to mulch. Nothing is burned on site and nothing is left at the curb.
- 05
The stump is your call.
Grinding is its own line on the estimate so you can take it or leave it. Most people take it, because a stump in a lawn is a mower hazard and a termite invitation.
Where in Brevard.
The whole county.
Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Melbourne, Merritt Island, Mims, Palm Bay, Rockledge and Titusville, and everything between them. The truck comes from Cocoa.
Homes and businesses.
Residential lots, HOA common areas, retail frontages, industrial yards. The commercial roster above is the same crew.
Near me means Brevard.
If you found this page searching near you and you are in the county, you are in range. Outside it, ask. We travel for the right job.
One estimate, one crew, one visit.
Removal, stump and hauling on the same day where the job allows, so the yard is back to normal by evening.
Our equipment
What comes to every removal.
Three machines decide whether a removal is a clean one-day job. All three are ours.
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62ft Imer boom lift
- On the job
- Puts the cutter at the limb on any tree too tall or too close to something to climb.
- Why it matters
- It is why "over the house" is a scheduled job and not a reason to say no.
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02
Grapple truck
- On the job
- Lifts sections and limbs off the lawn into the bed and hauls the same day.
- Why it matters
- No dragging across the turf, no pile at the curb, no second truck.
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03
Stump grinder, large and small
- On the job
- Grinds the stump below grade. The small one fits through a gate and into a bed.
- Why it matters
- The stump is the part most crews leave. We grind it the same visit.
The loader and the tractor come when the yard calls for them. Full fleet on the equipment page.
See all equipment and vehiclesWe 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.
321-504-1054What people ask before a tree comes out.
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It depends on the tree's size, what it is standing over, how much has to be rigged rather than dropped, and whether the stump is included. Our pricing guide walks through the ranges we see locally. Estimates are free and written before we start.
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Yes. Most of the cost of a small removal is getting the crew and equipment there. Two or three trees in one visit cost less each.
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A single tree in the open is a few hours. A large tree over a house is a day. The estimate says which yours is.
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For the estimate, yes, so we can walk it with you. For the work, no, as long as the crew can get to the tree and the gate is unlocked.
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It depends on the city and the tree. Some jurisdictions regulate removal above a certain trunk size or for certain species; unincorporated county rules differ from Melbourne's or Palm Bay's. Check with your city before scheduling, and we will tell you what we have seen on similar lots. We do not pull permits on the owner's behalf.
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Yes, as its own line on the estimate. We grind below grade so the spot can be sodded or planted.
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Trunk sections and limbs leave on the grapple truck. Brush goes to mulch. We do not burn on site and we do not leave a curb pile. If you want firewood lengths left, say so in the estimate.
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The grapple works from the driveway or street where it can and the loader is tracked and sized for a side gate. Where a truck has to sit on turf, we tell you first and repair what it marks.
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If it 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 it from the far side. We tell you which case you have before quoting.
Get a written estimate on your tree.
Send a photo of the tree and what it is standing near. We call back, come out, and put the number in writing before anything is cut.
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Emergency and storm calls are prioritized ahead of routine work.