Triangle Tree Service & Landscaping
Triangle Tree Service & Landscaping is a family owned and operated tree company that has worked out of St. Petersburg, FL since 1999. Kenneth Johnston is an ISA Certified Arborist, #5826A, registered with the International Society of Arboriculture, and he gives the estimates himself. Kenneth Sr. ran the company for most of its history, his son Kenneth Jr. runs it now, and his father is still out on the crew doing the work. The company handles tree removal, tree pruning and trimming, stump removal and grinding, hazardous tree assessment, emergency and storm damage work, bobcat and lot clearing, and crane service across residential and commercial sites. It carries workers' compensation on its people and full liability on the work, and it has held an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau since its accreditation in 2016. Free estimates are offered anywhere in Pinellas County, and homeowners can text a photo of the tree to get a number back before anyone drives out. Estimates come in writing and the invoice matches them. Crews and equipment stay available around the clock, in season and out, and the company owns its bucket truck, lift and crane.
Services
Tree removal
Limbs pieced down and lowered on ropes, or a clean fell where the yard gives room to drop it. Dead wood, storm damage, and trunks leaning toward the house all come down in a controlled way.
Tree pruning & trimming
Structural pruning opens the canopy so hurricane wind moves through the tree rather than carrying the whole thing over. The time to do it is before June.
Stump removal & grinding
The stump and the surface roots are ground out, the hole is filled back in, and the ground is left flat enough to mow.
Hazardous tree assessment
A certified arborist inspects for root failure, cavities, included bark and lean, then puts the findings in writing for insurers, HOA boards and permit offices.
Emergency & storm damage
Trees on roofs, blocked driveways, and limbs resting on a service drop. Someone answers the phone at any hour and the truck arrives carrying what the job needs.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
2311 28th Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33713, USA
FAQs
What tree services does Triangle Tree Service & Landscaping offer?
The company handles tree removal, tree pruning and trimming, stump removal and grinding, hazardous tree assessment, emergency and storm damage work, bobcat and lot clearing, and crane service. Debris hauling and heavy moving are covered on residential and commercial sites.
Are estimates free?
Yes. Free estimates are offered anywhere in Pinellas County, and Kenneth Johnston gives the estimates himself. If an arborist visit ends with the finding that the tree is healthy and worth keeping, that conversation is free too.
How do I get a price without an in person visit?
Send a photo of the tree and the property address. The company looks at size, access, and what is sitting underneath the tree, then sends the estimate in writing. Photos can be texted to (727) 544-3537.
Is the company licensed and insured?
The company is licensed and insured. Every man who sets foot on the property carries workers' compensation, and the company carries full liability on the work.
Do you handle emergency and storm damage work?
Yes. Emergency service is available 24 hours a day for trees on roofs, blocked driveways, and limbs resting on a service drop. Someone answers the phone at any hour, and crews and equipment stay available around the clock, in season and out.
Who is the certified arborist?
Kenneth Johnston is an ISA Certified Arborist, #5826A, registered with the International Society of Arboriculture. A certified arborist inspects for root failure, cavities, included bark and lean, then puts the findings in writing for insurers, HOA boards and permit offices.
How long has the company been in business?
Triangle Tree Service & Landscaping has worked out of St. Petersburg since 1999, which is more than 25 years in business. Kenneth Sr. ran it for most of that time and his son, Kenneth Jr., runs it now.
What happens to the stump after a tree comes out?
The stump and the surface roots are ground out, the hole is filled back in, and the ground is left flat enough to mow. That removes a tripping hazard along with the termites that move into what is left behind.