Local Tree Removal & Trimming Crews
in Neptune Beach
Jacksonville Professional Tree Service works across Neptune Beach, from the tight lots near the ocean to the older streets inland. Estimates are free, and an ISA Certified Arborist inspects every job before we quote it.
Neptune Beach is its own city with its own tree protection code. Salt spray, sandy soil and a high water table shape the trees, from live oaks and magnolias to sabal palms and old laurel oaks.
We are fully insured and take storm calls 24/7. If you are just outside the area, we also handle tree work in nearby Yulee.
Neptune Beach is a separate city inside Duval County, so the Jacksonville tree code does not apply to your yard.
The city's Unified Land Development Code has its own tree protection article, Article IX. We do not quote its thresholds here because they change, so confirm with the city before you remove a large tree. Our tree removal permit page explains the Florida risk-assessment exemption.
We look at the tree, document its condition and tell you what to ask the city. An ISA Certified Arborist writes the notes.
Neptune Beach lots are small, and the ocean air matters.
Live oak and southern magnolia tolerate salt, and sabal palms stand up to wind. Lot lines are tight, so our tree trimming and pruning crews lower limbs on ropes rather than drop them.
Sandy soil with a high water table keeps roots shallow. Laurel oaks and water oaks hollow with age, and a lean after a storm is a warning.
Houses, fences and lines sit close to the trees here.
We section a tree from the top and lower each piece. Our tree removal crews handle crane or hard-access jobs, which add roughly $500 and up.
Grinding removes the stump below grade so you can replant. See stump grinding.
Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30.
Pruning dead wood before June costs far less than an after-hours call. If a tree comes down, our storm damage clean up crews respond 24/7.
Questions from Neptune Beach homeowners.
The City of Neptune Beach, through its Unified Land Development Code. Confirm with the city before a large removal.
Trees under 30 ft run $200 to $500, and 30 to 60 ft trees $500 to $1,500. The written estimate decides.
Usually $100 to $400 per stump, with about $50 for each extra stump on the same visit.
Yes, 24/7. After-hours work carries a premium of roughly 1.5x to 2x.

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