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Get a Free Tree Removal Quote

Tell us about the tree. Your request goes to an independent local tree service, which will contact you to arrange an estimate.

REMOVAL · STUMPS · TRIMMINGSTORM & HAZARD TREES

Tree touching a power line? Stay back and report it to your electric provider first. City of Tallahassee Utilities lists 850-891-4968 (24/7) for outages and downed lines.

Request a quoteTakes about a minute. No cost, no obligation.
Tree Quote Request
So the crew knows roughly where the tree is.
Rough height, what it is near (house, fence, power line), how many trees, and how a truck would get into the yard.
Your details go to one independent local tree service for this request only. See our privacy policy.

What happens next

After you send your request

Your request is passed on

We send your details to an independent tree service working in the Tallahassee area. We don’t sell your information to lists or multiple companies.

The tree service contacts you

They may call or email with questions and to set up a visit. Seeing the tree in person is usually needed for an accurate price.

You decide

You get an estimate and decide whether to go ahead. There’s no obligation, and the agreement is between you and the tree service.

Helpful to include

What makes a quote faster

  • Rough height, and the trunk’s width at chest height
  • The species, if you know it (oak, pine, magnolia…)
  • What it’s near: house, pool, fence, driveway, power lines
  • Gate width and whether a truck can reach the tree
  • Whether you want the stump ground and the wood hauled away
  • Whether the tree is in a wetland or near a canopy road

Questions

Before you send

Is there a phone number?
For now, the fastest route is the form above. The tree service will contact you by phone or email.
Who will contact me?
An independent local tree service. We’re a referral site, not a tree company. More on how this site works.
Can I send photos?
Mention in your request that you have photos, and the tree service can tell you where to send them. Photos of the whole tree, the base and anything nearby help a lot.