Palm crown pruning from a climbing line.
Overgrown canopies, storm-damaged limbs, dead palms, and stumps that never got dealt with. We trim it, take it down, grind it out, and haul the debris away.
Trees in South Florida grow fast and never really stop. Year-round heat and heavy summer rain push canopies out over roofs, driveways, and power drops within a couple of seasons, and the same growth that looks good in April becomes a liability when the first serious wind of the season arrives. Palm Beach Property Services handles tree trimming, removals, palm work, and stump grinding for residential and commercial properties across South Florida - including hauling every branch, frond, and trunk section off the property when we're done.
Most tree work is maintenance, not removal. We thin out crowded canopies so wind moves through instead of pushing against them, cut back limbs hanging over roofs, gutters, pool cages, and driveways, and clear growth away from structures and walkways. Palms get their own treatment - dead fronds, seed pods, and boots removed cleanly so the trunk stays in good shape. We work off the tree's actual condition and the clearance the property needs, not a one-size-fits-all cut.
When a tree is dead, structurally unsound, planted too close to a foundation, or simply in the wrong place, we take it down in controlled sections and get it out. Tight lots, screened enclosures, pool decks, and neighboring fences all factor into how we rig and drop each piece. Stump grinding is available with the removal or as a standalone job on a stump somebody else left behind - ground below grade so the area can be sodded, mulched, or replanted.
The cheapest tree work is the trim you do before the storm, not the emergency cleanup after it. We handle pre-season canopy work for homeowners, and recurring tree maintenance for HOA communities, condo associations, property managers, and commercial sites across Palm Beach County, Martin County, Broward, and Miami-Dade. Common areas, entrance landscaping, parking lot islands, and perimeter buffers can all go on a set schedule - and recurring clients receive discounted rates.
Before hurricane season is the priority window - thinning canopies and clearing limbs off structures in the spring means far less to clean up later. Outside of that, most trees do well with a trim every one to two years, and palms usually need attention more often than that.
Yes. Stump grinding can be included with a removal or booked on its own for a stump left behind by someone else. We grind below grade so the spot can be filled, sodded, mulched, or replanted.
Yes. Limbs, fronds, trunk sections, and the debris from the cut are removed from the property as part of the job. You are not left with a pile at the curb.