Port St Lucie Tree Service
Port St Lucie Tree Service is a full-service tree care and maintenance provider working across the Port St. Lucie area, handling everything from growing and maintaining trees through to removal and clean up. Tree removal is the service the company is best known for: large or dead trees are cut down into smaller sections and the stump and root systems taken out, while smaller trees can be chained to a vehicle and pulled straight from the ground. Where a live tree needs to go but the owner wants it saved, the crew will do its best to lift it intact, load it on a truck and carry it somewhere it can be replanted. Stumps left over from earlier work are winched or chained out, dug out by hand on smaller jobs, or ground down and cut into pieces. The company also prunes and trims trees as preventative care, keeping fast-growing Florida foliage in check and removing branches that have died or grown heavy enough to break. Brush cleaning clears the matted leaves and needles that collect at the base of a tree and turn into a serious fire hazard, and storm damage clean up covers picking up branches, downed trees and debris after a storm moves through. Commercial properties are covered as well, including sites where trees, stumps and expansive root systems have to come out before buildings, cabling or piping can go in. The office team answers calls and contact form messages, and can give estimates on cost and time to completion before any work is scheduled.
Services

Tree removal
Full removal of trees, including cutting large trees into sections and taking out the stump and root systems.

Stump removal
Stumps are winched or chained out of the ground, dug out by hand, or ground down and cut into pieces for removal.

Stump grinding
Stumps too large or awkward to pull are ground down and removed in pieces.

Tree trimming
Branches are trimmed back to keep foliage in check and to take down limbs that have died or grown too heavy.

Tree pruning
Preventative pruning to keep rapidly growing foliage under control and the tree healthy.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
Port St. Lucie, Florida
FAQs
What tree services do you offer?
The current list covers tree removal, tree trimming, tree cutting, tree pruning, stump removal, stump grinding, commercial tree services, residential tree services, brush cleaning and storm debris clean up. If a tree related job is not on that list, the company still asks you to reach out and talk it through.
Do you remove the stump and roots as well as the tree?
Yes. On large or dead trees the tree is cut down and then the stump and root systems are fully removed. Smaller trees can often be chained to a large vehicle and pulled straight out of the ground, after which the root systems are taken out so the tree is gone for good.
How do you remove an old stump?
It depends on the size of the stump and its root system. The crew can wrap a winch or chain around it and pull it out with a heavy vehicle, dig a smaller stump out by hand using shovels and saws, or grind it down and cut it into pieces for removal.
Can you move a live tree instead of cutting it down?
Yes. If the tree being removed is still alive and you are green friendly, the team will do its best to take it out of the ground intact rather than cut it down, then place it on a truck and carry it somewhere it can be replanted.
Do you work on commercial properties?
Yes. Commercial tree and stump removal is offered, including on sites where buildings are being planned. Removing trees, stumps and their root systems matters there because structures cannot go in over them and expansive roots can encroach on cabling or piping systems.
Why does brush need to be cleaned up?
Leaves and needles fall and collect around the base of a tree, and with nowhere to go they turn into a matted, tangled mess. In Florida that brush is extremely flammable, so a single ignited piece can set the rest of it alight. The company can clean brush up on a regular basis.
Can you help after a storm?
Yes. Heavy winds can break branches off and sometimes knock trees down completely. If a storm has come through and blown debris across your property, the crew can come and pick it up.
How do I get an estimate?
Call the office number or send a message through the contact form on the website. The customer service team answers calls during normal business hours, returns messages if they miss you, and can give estimates on cost and time of project completion.