Tree Care and Removal Across Largo, FL

Much of Largo was built out over a few decades of steady growth, and the oaks, camphor trees and slash pines planted or left standing back then are now full size. Neighborhoods off East Bay Drive, Ulmerton Road and Walsingham Road often have a single big tree that shades half the lot, and that one tree is usually what brings people to us. A laurel oak with a split leader, a pine that took a lightning hit, a camphor crowding the roof: these are routine Largo calls.

For trees worth keeping, pruning removes deadwood, reduces weight on long limbs and opens space between the canopy and the house. When a tree has to go, our tree removal crew uses the bucket truck to take it down in pieces.

Largo has a large number of mobile and manufactured-home parks, and they come with their own challenges. Homes sit close together, carports and lanai roofs are light, and a single dropped limb can do real damage. In these communities we rig almost every cut, set the truck where management allows and keep the work zone tight so neighbors can still get in and out. We are glad to coordinate with the park office or HOA ahead of time, and to explain what the community usually requires before trees are removed.

Back property lines in Largo tend to fill in fast. Brazilian pepper, vines and volunteer trees grow into fences, sheds and screen rooms, and after a few summers you can lose several feet of yard. Our brush clean up service cuts that growth back to the fence, removes it and leaves the line open so you can maintain it yourself. Homes along the Pinellas Trail often have this problem on the trail side, where nobody has trimmed in years.

After a removal, stump grinding lets you mow over the spot or plant something new. When a tropical storm or a strong summer squall passes through, we clear limbs from roofs and driveways and handle debris removal so you aren't waiting on curbside pickup. We also work regularly in neighboring Seminole and Pinellas Park.