Skid steer with a grapple attachment removing brush on a cleared lot in Ocala

Tree & Brush Removal in Ocala, FL

Overgrowth, downed timber, fence lines and undergrowth taken out with grapple and mulching heads.

This is heavy-equipment tree and brush work — overgrowth pushed back off fence lines, downed timber cleared after a storm, undergrowth taken out from under a canopy, and trees taken down where a machine can reach them.

Worth being straight about what this is not: we are not a climbing tree service. If you have one oak hanging over your roof that needs a climber and a crane, that is a different trade and you want a certified arborist. What we do is volume — the tree line that has crept twenty feet into your pasture, the fence row you cannot see the wire through, the acre of scrub that needs to be gone.

What this covers

We handle
  • Pushing an overgrown tree line back to where it belongs
  • Clearing undergrowth and scrub from under a standing canopy
  • Opening up fence lines and cross-fencing so you can see the wire
  • Storm damage — downed trees, hangers, split trunks a machine can reach
  • Taking down trees on open ground where equipment has room to work
  • Loading and hauling off everything that comes down
Call an arborist instead
  • Climbing work — a tree overhanging a roof or pool
  • Crane removals in tight quarters
  • Trimming and shaping ornamental trees
  • Disease diagnosis, treatment or arborist reports
  • Anything tangled in live power lines — that is the utility

We would rather send you to the right trade than take a job we are not the best tool for. If you are not sure which one you have, call and describe it.

How storm work runs

After a hurricane everyone in Marion County calls at once, so it is worth knowing how we triage.

  1. Safety first, on the phone If anything is on a structure, or touching a line, we tell you who to call before we come out. Live lines are the utility, not us.
  2. Access before aesthetics Driveways and gates come first. Getting you in and out of your own property beats a tidy yard.
  3. Down and stacked Everything on the ground and moved into working piles clear of structures and drives.
  4. Hauled off Loaded out. After a big storm, disposal sites fill up and this is the leg that takes longest.

Questions we get asked

Tree & Brush Removal questions

Do you take the wood away, or leave it?
Either. Hauling it off costs more because you are paying for trucking and disposal. Plenty of people keep the firewood or have us stack it out of the way. Tell us which before we quote it.
Can you get a machine into my back yard?
Depends on gate width, what is between the gate and the tree, and how soft the ground is. Send a photo of the access and we can usually tell you without driving out.
A tree is leaning toward my house. Can you take it?
If a machine can reach it safely with room to drop it, yes. If it has to come down in pieces over a roof, that is a climbing and rigging job and you want a certified arborist with the right insurance. We will tell you honestly which one yours is.
How fast can you get out after a storm?
Slower than any of us would like, because the whole county calls in the same week. We prioritise blocked access and anything unsafe. Call rather than email — the phone gets answered first.

Free estimates

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Tell us where the property is and what you need done. We'll call you back and come walk it with you — free, and no obligation either way.

Free, no obligation. We'll call you back to set a time to walk the property.