Palm trimming, tree removal, and hurricane prep across Pompano Beach — free written quotes from a local coastal Broward tree company.
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A skinned palm is a starved palm. Green fronds feed the tree, so trimming stops at the 9-and-3 line — dead fronds, seed pods, and coconuts come down, the living crown stays.
UF/IFAS · Pruning Palms (ENH1182)Anything within 10 feet of an energized line belongs to specially qualified line-clearance workers, and FPL clears its own wires. A straight answer about what a tree crew can and can't touch comes with every quote.
FPL vegetation management · OSHA clearance rulesStorm prep that works opens the canopy so wind passes through. Topping and over-lifting trade a season of calm for weak regrowth that snaps in the first real blow.
UF/IFAS · Trees and Hurricanes research
Royal, coconut, and sabal palms trimmed to a full 9-and-3 crown — dead fronds, seed pods, and coconuts down, the living canopy left alone.
Sectional takedowns over pools, roofs, and seawalls — rigged, lowered, chipped, and hauled, with a written price before the first cut.
| Tree removal, typical job | $385–$1,070 |
| Tree removal, per foot of height | $10–$14 |
| Trimming, tree under 30 ft | $85–$415 |
| Trimming, tree 30–60 ft | $215–$790 |
| Trimming, tree over 60 ft | $475–$1,830 |
| Stump grinding, average job | ~$272 |
Crown size, rigging over pools and roofs, and haul access decide where a Pompano job lands inside those ranges. The tree in your yard gets its own written number — free, no obligation.
Price My TreeThe company looks at the tree with you — species, lean, targets under the crown, where the truck parks, where the chips go.
A written quote spells out the scope: which limbs, which trees, stump or no stump, haul-away or leave the firewood.
Cuts come down under control — ropes, friction devices, and a crane when the lot is too tight to swing anything.
Brush through the chipper, wood hauled, sawdust raked out of the grass. The yard reads like nothing happened but the light.
Pompano Tree Pros connects Pompano Beach homeowners with a local tree service company that reads this coast's canopy the way it deserves: royal and coconut palms trimmed to a full 9-and-3 crown instead of skinned, live oaks and black olives thinned with proper collar cuts so the sea breeze passes through, whitefly-killed ficus rigged down before gravity decides, and backyard mangoes pruned open for fruit rather than hacked square. Every job gets priced against coastal Broward realities — sand over shallow limestone, canal-lot access, pool cages under the drop zone, a hurricane season that runs June through November — and every quote comes back written, itemized, and free.
Describe the tree — a local tree service company calls back with a written number.
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National cost guides put a typical removal between $385 and $1,070, or roughly $10 to $14 per foot of height, with the average job landing around $630. A canal-side ficus that has to come down in rigged sections over a pool cage sits at a different number than a small backyard mango with clear drop room, which is why every request through this site comes back as a free written quote for the actual tree.
Often, yes — Pompano Beach and most Broward cities regulate removing healthy trees, especially larger canopy species. Florida also gives homeowners a separate path under Section 163.045 of the state statutes: a tree on residential property that an arborist documents as an unacceptable risk can come down without a local permit. Sorting out which path fits your tree is part of the job for the company your request goes to.
Because stripping a palm down to a few upright fronds starves it. University of Florida IFAS guidance is blunt on this: green fronds are the palm's food factory, and over-pruning weakens the trunk, invites pests, and actually makes storm damage more likely. The standard done right is a 9-and-3 crown — nothing green above horizontal comes off — plus seed pods and coconuts down before storm season.
Not casually. Work within 10 feet of an energized line is restricted to specially qualified line-clearance workers, and FPL handles clearing around its own primary lines — you can report a tree in the lines to them directly. What a local tree company handles is everything outside that envelope, plus the smart move: pruning or removing the tree so it never grows back into the wires.
Late spring, before the season opens on June 1. That window lets crews thin canopies so wind passes through, take out deadwood and hanging limbs, and get coconuts and seed pods down while schedules are still open. Wait until a storm has a name and every bucket truck in Broward is booked solid — and haulers stop collecting loose vegetation once a watch is posted.
Free, written, and yours to sit on. Pompano Tree Pros is an independent local marketing site: your call or form goes to a local tree service company that looks at the tree, prices the work, and deals with you directly on scheduling and the contract. Nothing about getting a number obligates you to hire anyone.
