Orlando Tree Service – Removal, Trimming & Certified Arborists
Need fast, insured tree work in Orlando? Mid Florida Tree Care has served homeowners, HOAs, and businesses across Orange County for 25 years. Our ISA-certified arborists arrive with bucket trucks, climbers, and a full $2 million liability policy—so your oaks, palms, and storm-damaged trees are in expert hands.
We can help keep your property safe while taking excellent care of the surroundings. Don’t wait until a major problem arises – contact us today at 407-687-2334 or midfloridatreecare@gmail.com to get started with a free estimate on any of your desired projects!
Why Orlando Chooses Mid Florida Tree Care?
-Emergency Dispatch — crews on call within 90 minutes for storm damage
-ISA-Certified Arborists (#FL-9258 & #FL-9312) on every job
-Fully Insured & Workers’ Comp protects your property and our crew
-Modern Equipment — 70 ft bucket trucks, grapple loaders, stump grinders
-Sustainable Practices — debris recycled into mulch; zero-landfill policy
Quality Tree Services Serving Orlando and Central Florida
Emergency Tree Services
Hurricanes and afternoon micro-bursts can topple trees without warning. Our emergency team removes hazardous limbs, clears driveways, and stabilises leaning trunks day or night—before further damage occurs. Mid Florida Tree Care is here for you when you need us most. We offer Emergency Tree Services to the Orlando, Florida area. Whether it’s a fallen tree or a collapsed tree, our team is here to provide quick and efficient emergency tree services.
Professional Tree Removal
From tight courtyards downtown to sprawling estates in Dr. Phillips, we remove trees safely and cleanly, handle any required permits, and finish with optional stump grinding.
-Complete Removal — tree, stump, and surface roots gone
-Selective Branch Removal (Crown Reduction)
-Deadwooding — removes diseased or dying limbs
-Stump Grinding / Root Removal — prevents tripping hazards & regrowth
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Mid Florida Tree Care also offers high-quality tree trimming services. Our experienced professionals have the knowledge and skills to safely trim your trees and keep them healthy. Regular trimming improves tree health, boosts curb appeal, and protects roofs from overhang. Our climbers cut to ANSI A-300 standards—no “lion-tailing” or over-thinning.
ISA-Certified Arborist Services
Get science-based advice: risk assessments, tree-health reports for permits, fertilisation plans, and hurricane-proof pruning schedules. Our arborist services include tree health assessments, pruning, and care recommendations to ensure your trees thrive. Arborists are trained in the science and art of tree care and perform a variety of tasks to ensure the health, safety, and aesthetic value of trees in urban, suburban, and rural environments.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is tree trimming or pruning, and when is the best time to do it?
Tree trimming or pruning is the process of selectively removing parts of a tree to improve its health, shape, and appearance. Pruning can help maintain a healthy tree, control overgrowth, and remove hazardous branches and limbs. The best time for pruning depends on the type of tree being pruned; however, most trees should be pruned in late fall or winter when they are dormant. Mid Florida Tree Care arborists will be able to determine the best time for your particular tree. Call us for a free consultation.
What is tree cabling and bracing, and when is it necessary?
Tree cabling and bracing is a technique used to provide additional support to branches or trunks that are at risk of breaking due to wind, heavy snowfall, or other natural pressures. The process involves attaching metal cables between branches to add structural stability and help spread the weight of the branches evenly throughout the tree. It is usually necessary when a tree has overgrown its environment, if there is deadwood present on the tree, or if a branch appears to be in danger of falling. Mid Florida Tree Care arborists should be consulted to determine if cabling and bracing is required for your particular tree.
How can I tell if a tree is a safety hazard, and what should I do if I think it is?
You can tell if a tree is a safety hazard by looking for signs of structural weakness, decay or disease. Common warning signs include dead branches and limbs, bending at the trunk or base, large cracks in the bark or trunk, and discoloration or wilting of leaves. If you suspect your tree may be a hazard, you should contact Mid Florida Tree Care for an inspection. We will be able to evaluate the tree and make recommendations on what should be done next.
What should I do to prepare my property for your tree service visit, and what can I expect during the service?
To prepare for your tree service visit, you should remove any objects or furniture from the area around your tree and ensure that the path to the tree is clear. You should also make sure that any overhanging branches are pruned back and there are no power lines in close proximity to where the tree service provider will be working. During the service, you can expect a thorough assessment of your tree by Mid Florida Tree Care, as well as any additional services you may need like trimming, pruning, cabling, bracing etc.
Serving All Of Greater Orlando and Central Florida
If you’re anywhere between the 408 and the 429 or along i4, chances are we’ve trimmed a palm or removed a storm-damaged oak on your street. Call 407-687-2334 for a free, same-day estimate—our bucket trucks are usually on-site within 90 minutes. Check out all of our Central Florida Service Areas to learn more.
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