Tree Removal
Limbs pieced down and lowered on ropes, or a clean fell where the yard gives us room to drop it. Dead wood, storm damage, a trunk leaning toward the bedroom window. It comes down without the roof ever knowing about it.
Kenneth Johnston is an ISA Certified Arborist, #5826A, and he still gives the estimates himself. Every man who sets foot on your property carries workers’ compensation. The yard gets raked out before we leave. Free estimates anywhere in Pinellas County.
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An arborist looks at your tree before anyone quotes a price on it. Sometimes that visit ends with us telling you the tree is healthy and worth keeping. That conversation is free too.
Limbs pieced down and lowered on ropes, or a clean fell where the yard gives us room to drop it. Dead wood, storm damage, a trunk leaning toward the bedroom window. It comes down without the roof ever knowing about it.
Structural pruning opens the canopy so hurricane wind moves through the tree rather than carrying the whole thing over. The time to do it is before June.
We grind the stump and the surface roots, fill the hole back in, and leave the ground flat enough to mow. That takes out a tripping hazard and the termites that move into whatever is left behind.
A certified arborist inspects for root failure, cavities, included bark and lean, then puts what he finds in writing. Insurers, HOA boards and permit offices all want it on paper before they will act.
Trees on roofs, driveways blocked at two in the morning, a limb resting on a service drop. Someone answers the phone at any hour, and the truck that shows up is already carrying what the job needs.
Debris hauling, lot clearing and heavy moving across residential and commercial sites. We own the bucket truck, the lift and the crane, so nothing on your job waits for a rental yard to open.
Triangle Tree Service has worked out of St. Petersburg since 1999. Kenneth Johnston still climbs, still runs the crew, and still gives the estimates himself — the man who quotes your job is the same one responsible for it.
Tree work punishes carelessness harder than most trades do. A crew that is rushed, uninsured, or improvising a rigging plan halfway up is how a limb ends up through somebody's ceiling. We carry workers' compensation on our people and full liability on the work. And when a tree can be saved, we say so, even though removal pays better.
We've held an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau since our accreditation in 2016. Kenneth Johnston is ISA Certified Arborist #5826A, registered with the International Society of Arboriculture. Plenty of companies put certified arborist on a truck door. Ask for the number.
Split trunks, a limb down across the power drop, a driveway you cannot get the car out of. The trees that come down in a storm are almost always the ones that were already leaning, split, or root-lifted before it hit — an arborist can spot those in about ten minutes, free. Crews and equipment stay available around the clock, in season and out.
A picture tells us most of what we need to know. Send one over and we can usually size up the job before anyone drives out to look at it.