What we do
Four jobs. We do them well.
Each has its own page: what the job involves, what is included, and the questions people ask before they book.

Tree Pruning & Trimming
Deadwood out, weight off the roof, clearance from the house. Cut to the branch, never topped.

Tree Removal
Dead pines, leaning oaks, split trunks. Felled in one piece where there is room, sectioned and lowered where there is not.

Stump Grinding
Ground below grade, chips left or hauled, ready to sod or plant over.

Debris Pickup & Storm Cleanup
Fallen limbs, brush piles, downed trees. Cut up, loaded, and hauled off.
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Is the tree dangerous?
Six things worth a phone call.
None of these fix themselves, and every one gets worse in wind. If you see one, call. We look at the tree and tell you honestly whether it needs pruning, removal, or nothing.
- A lean that was not there last year
- Roots lifting or soil cracking on one side
- A split, a crack, or a hollow in the trunk
- Big dead limbs, or a limb hanging broken
- Mushrooms or fungus growing at the base
- A pine that has gone brown in a few weeks
How a job runs
From your call to a clear yard.
Call, or send the form
Tell us what is going on with the tree and where it is. A photo from your phone helps.
We look at it in person
Someone comes out, looks at the tree and the space around it, and tells you plainly whether it needs pruning, removal, or nothing at all.
You get a quote for the work
One price for the job as scoped, with stump grinding and haul-off as separate lines so you can choose.
The crew does the job and cleans up
The work is done the way we said, the debris is hauled, and the yard is left the way we found it, minus the tree.
Where we work
Milton is home. We drive to all five.
Jobs across Santa Rosa and Escambia counties, from subdivision lots to fence lines and pasture edges. Each town has its own page with what we see there and the questions people ask.
Questions
What people ask before they book.
How do I know if a tree is dangerous?
The signs worth a call: a lean that has changed recently, roots lifting on one side, a crack or a hollow in the trunk, big dead limbs in the canopy, a limb hanging broken, fungus growing at the base, or a pine that has gone brown. None of those fix themselves. We look at the tree and tell you honestly whether it needs work.
Are you insured?
Yes. Northwest Florida Tree Care carries $2,000,000 in general liability insurance. Tree work puts weight and saw cuts near roofs, fences and power lines, so it is worth asking any company you call, and worth checking the figure before a crew starts.
Will you top my tree?
No. Topping cuts limbs to stubs, the stubs rot, and the tree throws out weak shoots that break in the next storm. We reduce a tree's size and weight by cutting back to healthy lateral branches, which is slower to explain and much better for the tree.
Do you haul the debris away?
Yes. Limbs, brush, and wood are hauled off as part of pruning and removal jobs, and debris pickup is also a service on its own if you have a pile you need gone.
What about the stump?
Stump grinding is priced as its own line, so you can have it done with the removal or leave it. Most people want it ground so they can sod or plant over the spot.
Where do you work?
Milton is home base. We take jobs across Santa Rosa and Escambia counties: Milton, Pace, Jay, Pensacola, and Cantonment, and the rural lots in between.
I've used you before but the old number doesn't work.
The old number is gone. The business is the same and the new number is (850) 503-2787. Call it or send the form and we will get you on the schedule.
Get a quote
Tell us about the tree.
One call and someone comes out to look. Serving Santa Rosa and Escambia counties.




