KAP Tree Service provides tree service in Davie and throughout western Broward, and Pembroke Pines is one of the cities we work in most. From Chapel Trail and Silver Lakes out west to Pembroke Lakes and Towngate near the Turnpike, we trim, remove and clean up trees for homeowners, HOAs and businesses across the city.
Call (754) 291-6477 for a free estimate
Tree Removal in Pembroke Pines
Some trees need to come down: dead or dying oaks, palms leaning toward the house, black olives lifting a driveway, or a ficus whose roots are working into a pool deck or plumbing line. We remove trees of every size, including tight backyard jobs where there’s no room to drop the tree in one piece. Those are taken down in sections and lowered by rope so nothing lands on your roof, fence or screen enclosure.
Permits. Like most Broward County cities, Pembroke Pines regulates tree removal, and some species and sizes need approval before they come down. Before we schedule a removal, we’ll help you find out whether your tree needs a permit, so you don’t find out the hard way from a code enforcement letter. You can also check with the City of Pembroke Pines directly.
Stump grinding. Once a tree is down, we grind the stump below grade so you can re-sod, plant or pave over the spot. That also takes away a home for termites and fungus.
Tree Trimming and Palm Trimming in Pembroke Pines
Regular trimming is the cheapest way to keep a tree healthy and out of trouble. In Pembroke Pines, that usually means:
- Canopy thinning on live oaks and mahoganies, so wind passes through the crown instead of catching it like a sail
- Palm trimming for royal, queen, foxtail and coconut palms: removing dead fronds, seed pods and coconuts before they fall on cars or people
- Clearance pruning off roofs, gutters, pool cages and the sidewalk, including limbs that block streetlights or HOA sightlines
- Crown reduction and shaping for overgrown ficus, black olive and gumbo limbo trees
We follow proper pruning cuts and never “hurricane cut” or top a tree. Topping looks tidy for a month, then grows back weaker and more likely to fail in a storm.
Storm Damage and Emergency Tree Service in Pembroke Pines
Hurricane season runs June through November, and Pembroke Pines sits right in its path. When a tree or large limb comes down on a roof, car, fence or across your driveway, call us. We’ll get out as quickly as we can to make the scene safe, remove what’s down and clear the debris.
The best time to deal with storm risk is before the storm. If you have a tree with a split trunk, dead limbs over the house, or a palm that’s already leaning, have it looked at before the next named storm is on the map. Pre-season trimming books up fast once a storm is forecast.
Pembroke Pines Neighborhoods We Serve
We work across all of Pembroke Pines, east to west:
Chapel Trail, Silver Lakes and Spring Valley: west of Flamingo Road, where larger lots mean big oaks and mature palm rows along the lakes.
Pembroke Falls, Pembroke Lakes and Towngate: established neighborhoods where 30-year-old trees are now crowding roofs and pool enclosures.
Century Village, Pembroke Shores and Holly Lake: east of Palm Avenue, with many HOA-managed common areas that need scheduled trimming.
Grand Palms and the Pines Boulevard corridor: including commercial properties, plazas and office parks near Pembroke Lakes Mall and C.B. Smith Park.
Next door, we also cover tree service in Cooper City and Weston.
How much does tree service cost in Pembroke Pines?
It depends on the tree’s height, how close it is to the house or power lines, and whether equipment can reach it. A palm trimming is a quick job; removing a large oak over a pool cage is a full day. Every estimate is free, and we give you a firm price before any work starts.
Do you haul away the debris?
Yes. Every job includes cleanup and haul-away unless you’d like to keep the wood or mulch.
Can you work with my HOA?
Yes. We can provide what your association needs for approval and schedule work around HOA rules.
Call KAP Tree Service at (754) 291-6477 for a free estimate anywhere in Pembroke Pines.