The work we take on
We handle tree services for homeowners across Ocala, from routine, recurring work to the bigger one-time jobs that take a plan before we start. Either way we don't cut corners: we tell you what the work involves, what it costs, and when we'll be there, then we do exactly that.
Where We Work
We work across Ocala, FL. Get My Free Quote to confirm coverage for your address.
Some context on Ocala:
- Serving Ocala, FL and surrounding communities.
- Total population 64,903.
How a typical job runs
No two jobs are identical, but done properly the work follows the same broad sequence:
- Survey the worksite and tree for structural hazards, nearby objects, weather risks, and conditions that could affect climbing or rigging.
- Decide whether workers will climb or use an aerial lift, and assess whether the tree can safely support rigging forces.
- Mark the drop zone, keep ground workers clear during overhead cutting, and establish a visual or audible communication system.
- Inspect climbing and lift equipment before use, use fall protection in aerial lifts, and keep equipment at least 10 feet from power lines; contact the utility if that clearance cannot be maintained.
- For a large limb, make an underside cut about one-third through the limb, make a top cut just beyond it, then make the final cut at the branch collar or selected lateral.
- When removing a whole branch, cut just outside the branch collar rather than flush to the trunk; for a reduction cut, cut back to a lateral at least one-third the diameter of the removed portion.
What this work typically uses
- Chainsaw
- Pruning saw
- Wood chipper
- Stump grinder
How we work
Local Ocala work starts with a clear scope and the price up front, in writing, with no pressure to book on the spot. The work gets scheduled when we say, done right the first time, and the site is left cleaner than it was found. If the job doesn't need doing yet, you'll be told that too.