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Jacksonville is the largest city by land area in the country, and its tree work varies just as much — historic oak canopy draped in Spanish moss in Riverside and Avondale, newer subdivisions off Southside and Mandarin, and city permitting requirements that come with protected trees in older districts.
Neighborhoods like Riverside, Avondale and Ortega have grand old live oaks that are often protected under city tree ordinances, meaning removal or major pruning may require a permit. We help walk you through what Jacksonville requires so the work stays compliant from the start.
Heavy moss-laden live oak limbs add real weight, and after a strong thunderstorm or hurricane those limbs are often the first to fail. We remove hazardous limbs before they come down on their own, and we're available for emergency response when they don't wait for an appointment.
From downtown high-rises to the far reaches of the Southside and Northside, our crews cover the whole map. Whatever the neighborhood, we price the job on what's actually in your yard rather than a flat citywide rate.
