Tree Services in Jacksonville Beach, FL

Salt Wind and Sand on the Beach Side

Pablo Beach became Jacksonville Beach in 1925, and many oaks here are older than the houses.

Live Oaks and Magnolias

Live oaks and southern magnolias shrug off salt spray, but crowded lots and sand leave roots little room. We check for deadwood and root damage before pruning.

Palms and Pines

Sabal and queen palms need only dead fronds removed. Pines stressed by salt or drought draw Ips beetles, which finish them.

Jacksonville Beach Tree Rules to Check First

The city has its own Land Development Code, separate from Jacksonville's.

The 6-Inch Rule

A tree 6 in. or more in diameter is protected unless listed as unprotected, and removal takes a permit. Palms and pines are exempt under LDC 34-424. See our permit overview.

Dead or Diseased Trees

These need a no-charge permit and inspector verification. We help document the condition.

Storms Along Beach Boulevard and A1A

Irma in 2017 and Helene in 2024 both dropped trees across Duval County.

Tree on the Roof

Keep clear of wires and call our emergency crew. We handle the storm damage clean up.

Upkeep Around Jacksonville Beach Homes

Stumps in Sandy Yards

Left alone, stumps sprout and trip people. Stump grinding fixes that.

Pruning Before Hurricane Season

Thin dense canopies before June. See hurricane tree prep.

Jacksonville Beach Tree Service FAQs

How soon can you come out?

Free estimates are usually booked within a few days, faster after storms.

Do I need a permit to remove a tree?

Often, for trees 6 in. or more, though palms and pines are exempt. Confirm with the city.

What does tree removal cost in Jacksonville Beach?

Typical ranges are $200 to $1,500 under 60 ft, plus more for crane or tight access. See removal costs.

What if a neighbor's tree hangs over my roof?

Trim healthy limbs back to the property line at your own expense. Dead limbs may fall on the owner.