Services

Whether it’s a massive tree removal or a meticulous pruning project, Coastline Tree Service has the expertise to complete the job. We are knowledgeable and experienced, we have a certified Arborist on staff, and we are committed to doing the most professional job possible.

When it comes to removing trees, Coastline Tree Service has the equipment, the manpower, the expertise and the resources to get your job done quickly and professionally.  We have our own recycling facility too, resulting in cost-efficient disposal of debris, a savings we pass on to our customers!  Coastline Tree Service can also help you control and remove invasive, exotic trees and plants from your property.

Not only are tree stumps unappealing, but they attract termites and create other problems, like roots extension into your driveway and walkways, yard, garden or home.  They are obstacles in the way of lawn and yard maintenance and hazards creating liability.   It’s important to remove your tree stumps and Coastline Tree Service has commercial grade equipment and a team of professionals to remove any size stump;  we will prune the roots of your trees and leave your property safe and  clean of debris.

Root pruning can damage trees and should be considered carefully, but is often necessary to maintain or enhance your yard or landscape. Overgrown or roots growing above ground can cause damage to drivewayw, walkways and other structures.  Our experienced team, including a professional Arborist, have the knowledge and training to assess your specific tree situation, make the right recommendation and prune your roots carefully and expertly so as to maintain your tree’s health and future growth.

Although the canopies created by large mature trees can be beautiful, trees may also become hazardous due to their size and can  grow into wires, over buildings and into other trees, becoming a safety threat or even aesthetically undesirable.  At Coastline Tree Service, we are experts at reducing the size of your tree, but preserving your tree’s form and beauty.

Mangrove Trimming is governed by the Florida Mangrove Trimming and Preservation Act of the Florida Statues. The law regulates how mangroves may be altered statewide, including at the local level and provides for professional mangrove trimmers to supervise certain types of trimming to ensure the least damage to the mangrove trees.  Coastline Tree Service is licensed with the State of Florida to provide professional mangrove tree trimming, License #14-12273.

Waterfront property owners often want to trim or remove mangroves to improve their view or change the look of their shoreline. But cutting of mangroves, if not done properly, can hurt or kill the mangroves and damage the environment. According to the Florida Marine Research Insitute, 86% of Florida mangroves have been lost since the 1940s . This loss of mangroves has resulted in a decline in the quality of Florida’s shoreline waterways.

There are three species of mangrove in Florida:  the black, red and white mangroves. Each species responds differently to pruning and at Coastline Tree Service, we know each species, how to prune them in a variety of ways to maintain the health of the trees, support the natural environment and improve your view of the water.

Hurricanes are part of life in Florida, and tree damage is very common. But Coastline Tree Service can make trees on your property or in your community more hurricane-resistant, so that you can worry less when a storm is about to hit and protect the investment in your landscape design.   Year-round care and maintenance will help protect your trees in the event of a storm.  Proper pruning and trimming during hurricane season is very important, maintaining your trees and shrubs with good fertilization and irrigation as well as pest and disease year round will also keep your landscape in the best condition so as to withstand the beating of a tropical storm.

Cabling and bracing techniques can be an effective means of extending the life of a tree that might otherwise require removal. Our professional arborists are trained to identify such conditions, and design and install support systems if appropriate.