Why Palm Coast Tree Co. exists

Palm Coast was planned and planted roughly fifty years ago, so most of its trees are about fifty years old as well. The laurel oaks are going hollow, slash pines break in each hurricane, and years of hurricane cuts have left the palms in poor shape. When a storm passes, trucks come in from three states away, charge whatever people's panic will allow, and drive off again. The rest of the year, plenty of local "tree service" amounts to one pickup, one chainsaw and no insurance at all.

We set up Palm Coast Tree Co. to give homeowners a different choice. We are locally operated. We are not a franchise, and we are not a lead-generation call center. We book and manage tree work all over Flagler County. The climbing crews we use carry general liability and workers' compensation policies written for tree work, an ISA Certified Arborist makes the difficult calls, and each job comes with a written price from a company that has a local phone number.

How we run every job

An honest look before any price

Our arborist decides whether your tree should be removed, pruned or simply left alone. Quite often the honest answer turns out to be the cheaper one.

No topping and no hurricane cuts

Trees are pruned to ANSI A300 and palms are looked after following UF/IFAS guidance. The tree stays healthier, holds up better when the wind comes, and the work meets the city's landscape code.

Paperwork you can check yourself

We pull City of Palm Coast permits in your name and send our certificate of insurance before anyone climbs. That leaves nothing for code enforcement or your insurance carrier to surprise you with.

A phone line covered day and night

Storms do not wait for business hours. If a pine lands on your lanai at 2 AM, someone answers, writes down what happened and gets a crew on its way. Crews work Monday to Saturday, and quote visits are usually booked within a day.

Ask for a quote