Yards that hold up to South Florida.
Tree and palm work, landscape projects, and cleanups for homes and commercial properties across Broward County. Our line is answered 24 hours a day, and every estimate is free.
Drone footage of a Broward property at golden hour: royal palms over striped turf, planting beds, a pool deck and an outdoor kitchen. Scrolling moves the camera through the property.
Four kinds of job
Most calls start with a tree. Some turn into a whole front yard. Both get walked and priced the same way.
Tree & palm work
Trims, removals and palm cleanups. Most calls we get start here.
24/7 storm responseLandscape projects
New beds, new plantings, whole front yards. Drawn, then installed.
drawn before it is installedCleanups & clearing
Overgrowth, debris and after-the-storm work. In and out fast.
same-day haul-offCommercial grounds
Businesses, managed sites and HOA common areas, on your hours.
scoped per site
The same process on every job
Nothing is priced sight-unseen and nothing starts without a written scope. Call at two in the afternoon or two in the morning, and somebody picks up either way.
Across Broward
If your street isn't listed, call anyway — it is usually a question of the week, not the distance.
Twelve years on Broward properties
Homes, businesses and managed sites from Fort Lauderdale to Weston. The same standards apply whether it is one palm or a whole front yard.
Licensed and insured
General liability and workers compensation on file, available before any crew sets foot on the property.
Residential and commercial
Single-family homes, businesses, managed sites and HOA common areas, scheduled around the hours that suit the property.
Written scope, every job
You approve a written scope and price before scheduling. No verbal quotes, no surprises on the invoice.
The phone is answered 24/7
Storms do not wait for office hours, and neither does a limb over a driveway. Call, or start a conversation here: describe the job, get a rough idea of cost, and have an estimator booked before you hang up.
Anything discussed on the call is preliminary. The binding estimate comes from an estimator at the property, and it is free.