Storm damage or a tree on your house? Call (352) 714-5228. We prioritize trees on roofs, blocked driveways, and split limbs hanging over structures.
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Laurel Oak Over Your Roof Before Hurricane Season? Let's Deal With It Now.

We remove, trim and clean up trees across Ocala and Marion County — from in-town lots to horse farms.

We look at the tree in person, give you a straight answer, and put the price in writing.

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Describe the tree job

Marion County is live oak and laurel oak country, with longleaf and slash pines on the sandhills. Those trees make Ocala what it is. They also drop limbs on roofs, fences and pool cages when a tropical system comes through.

Laurel oaks are the problem child. They grow fast, rot from the inside around 50 years old and break apart in wind. Live oaks are tough but heavy, and long limbs over houses need weight taken off. We take down trees that need to go, trim the keepers and clean up after storms.

Tree Service work in Ocala

Our tree services

Tree Removal

Controlled sectional takedowns of dead, leaning, or oversized trees overhanging roofs, fences, septic drainfields, and tight backyards.

$750–$1,500 (Florida average, Angi) typical

Tree Trimming & Pruning

Deadwood removal, roof and driveway clearance, and canopy weight reduction without topping or spur-climbing healthy live trees.

$200–$760 for routine trimming (U.S. average, Angi) typical

Stump Grinding

Grind ugly stumps and surface buttress roots 6 to 10 inches below grade after an 811 utility locate so you can re-sod or replant.

$100–$150 for the first stump (U.S. average, Angi) typical

Emergency Tree Service

Help when wind or storms put a tree on your roof, crush a fence, or block your driveway, including crane lift-offs and roof tarping.

Priced on site typical

Storm Damage Tree Cleanup

Clear snapped hangers, uprooted trunks, and tangled brush piles after severe thunderstorms, microbursts, or tropical systems.

Written price after we see the damage typical

Lot & Brush Clearing

Selective pine thinning, underbrush mulching, fence-line clearing, and building-pad prep while protecting the mature shade trees you want to keep.

$500–$6,000 per acre (U.S. average, Angi) typical

Three steps to a cleared yard

  1. Call or send the form.

    Tell us what's going on and what part of Ocala you're in. If it's urgent — a tree on your roof, a split limb over the driveway, or storm damage — say so and we'll prioritize it.

  2. We come take a look.

    Someone walks the yard with you in person, checks the drop zones, gate width, power lines, and trunk health, and answers your questions on the spot.

  3. You get a clear price before any work starts.

    Written scope spelling out removal, cleanup, haul-off, and stump grinding in plain numbers. No pressure — you decide if and when to move forward.

Why Marion County calls us

  • Call or send a request and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.
  • We look at the tree and yard access in person before quoting a real number.
  • We tell you when structural pruning or weight reduction is enough instead of pushing a full removal.
  • We lay down ground protection mats to protect your lawn, driveway, and sprinkler heads while we work.
  • We rake up and haul off every branch and log before we call the job done.

What Ocala Trees Deal With

Hurricane season. Tropical systems crossing the peninsula bring hours of wind and rain. Ocala is inland, but storms like Irma in 2017 and Ian in 2022 still dropped trees all over the county.

Sandy soil. Roots in sand don't anchor as well when soaked. Big oaks and pines can tip over root and all.

Lightning. Central Florida is one of the most lightning-struck places in the country. Tall pines take hits and die slowly over the following months.

Towns we serve around Ocala

We work all over Ocala — Historic District, Fort King, Golden Hills, Country Club of Ocala, Paddock Park, Shady Road, Rolling Hills, Fore Ranch and more — plus these nearby towns:

Questions we get a lot

What areas do you serve?

Ocala, Belleview, Dunnellon, Summerfield, Silver Springs Shores, Marion Oaks, On Top of the World, Anthony, Citra and nearby areas. That's most of Marion County, from the Rainbow River side in the west to Silver Springs in the east. If you're unsure, call with your address.

How do I get an estimate?

Call (352) 714-5228 or use the short form. We'll look at the tree in person and give you a written price. Photos with the form help us bring the right equipment.

Are estimates free?

Yes. We come out, look at the tree and what's around it, and give you a written price at no charge. That includes pool cages, fences and roofs nearby, which affect how the tree comes down.

Do you remove laurel oaks?

Yes. They're our most common removal. Laurel oaks are common across Marion County, and UF/IFAS describes them as relatively short-lived trees that often decay as they age.

When should I trim before hurricane season?

Late winter through spring. Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30, so trimming before June leaves time to thin canopies and take dead limbs off. It also avoids the busiest storm months.

Do you top trees?

No. Topping causes weak regrowth that breaks easily in storms, and UF/IFAS advises against it. We thin and reduce with proper cuts instead.

Limb down or a lean you don't like?

Call or send the form. We'll look at it in person and give you a written price before any work starts.

Call (352) 714-5228
Call (352) 714-5228