Free Tree Service Estimate in Central Florida

What a free tree service estimate includes

A Trees for the Fallen estimate names the tree, the work, the access, whether debris is hauled, and whether the stump is ground. You get a written price by text or email before we schedule the job.

How fast you get a tree service estimate

Photo estimates usually go out the same day when the pictures show the whole tree, the base, and the way in. An on-site visit is for a tree over a roof, a possible crane, or a yard the photos do not explain. Call or text (321) 492-0013.

Services we estimate

• Tree removal, including oaks, pines, and hazard trees

• Tree trimming for roofs, pool screens, and clearance

• Stump grinding

• Bobcat cleanup and lot clearing

• Storm cleanup when a tree is on a house or blocking a yard

Typical Central Florida prices

Most removals with several main limbs run about $900 to $2,500. Larger trees can reach $4,500 to $5,500, and very few jobs go past that. Palm trims are often $75 to $150, and a neglected full palm can reach $300. Roof and screen clearance trimming is often $350 to $750, and larger clearance jobs can pass $1,200. Many palm removals fall between $350 and $750. The estimate is free, and the price is set after we see the tree.

A ballpark figure is on the tree removal cost estimator. That tool is not the written estimate. Use this page when you want a price for your tree.

Where we give tree service estimates

We estimate work in Volusia, Seminole, and Orange County, including Orange City, Deltona, DeLand, DeBary, Sanford, Lake Mary, Oviedo, Edgewater, New Smyrna Beach, Port Orange, and Winter Springs. The full list is on service areas.

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Tree service estimate questions

Is a tree service estimate free?

Yes. The estimate is free whether you call, text (321) 492-0013, or send photos through the form on this page.

Do you have to visit for a tree service estimate?

Not always. Photos of the whole tree, the base, and the way into the yard are often enough for a written price. We come out when the tree is over a roof, a crane might be needed, or the photos do not show the access.

What should I send with a tree service estimate request?

The town, the type of work, how many trees, and photos of the whole tree, the trunk at the base, and the access into the yard.

What changes the price on a tree service estimate?

Height, trunk size, how close the tree is to the house or a screen, backyard access, and whether the stump is ground and the debris is hauled.