Tree service across Lakeland and Polk County
Lakeland is home base. From there we cover Winter Haven, Bartow, Auburndale, Lake Alfred, Plant City, Mulberry, Fort Meade, Kathleen, Polk City, Haines City, Davenport and Lake Wales — every town of 10,000 or more in the county — plus every part of Lakeland itself.
Lakeland neighborhoods
Every part of the city: the historic districts around Lake Morton, Lake Hollingsworth and Lake Hunter — Dixieland, Beacon Hill, Lake Hunter Terrace, Biltmore-Cumberland — with their century oaks; north Lakeland around Lake Gibson, Gibsonia and the I-4 corridor; the south side through Lakeland Highlands, Medulla, Christina and Highland City; and the east side around Lake Parker, Combee Settlement and the airport district. On a single-family lot under an acre, Lakeland generally doesn't require a permit to remove a private tree; trees in the right-of-way belong to the City Tree Crew.
- Dixieland
- Beacon Hill
- Lake Hunter Terrace
- Lake Morton districts
- Biltmore-Cumberland
- Lake Mirror & downtown
- Cleveland Heights
- Lake Gibson
- Gibsonia
- Socrum
- Lakeland Highlands
- Medulla
- Highland City
- Christina
- Scott Lake
- Grasslands & Oakbridge
- Lake Parker
- Combee Settlement
- Crystal Lake
- Lakeland Linder area
- Florida Southern area
Towns and communities we serve
Historic Lakeland
Dixieland, Beacon Hill, Lake Morton: century live oaks preserved, laurel oaks assessed, rigging over bungalows.
Historic Lakeland →
North Lakeland
Lake Gibson, Gibsonia, the I-4 corridor: pine beetles, lightning, lakefront oaks, new lots.
North Lakeland →
South Lakeland
Lakeland Highlands, Medulla, Highland City: big-lot oaks, developer laurel oaks, lethal bronzing.
South Lakeland →East Lakeland
Lake Parker, Combee Settlement, the airport district: lakefront cypress and oaks, old camphors.
East Lakeland →
Winter Haven
The Chain of Lakes, Milton's 87 mph gust, post-storm assessment on the lakefront oaks.
Winter Haven →Bartow
The City of Oaks and Azaleas: historic-district live oaks, Peace River bottomland, phosphate country.
Bartow →
Auburndale & Lake Alfred
Lakefront oaks, grove-edge pines, citrus clearing between the two cities.
Auburndale →Plant City
The strawberry capital's 34 percent canopy, historic-district oaks, farm pines and lightning.
Plant City →
Mulberry & Fort Meade
Phosphate country, Irma's 115 mph gusts, old-town oaks and acreage pines.
Mulberry →
Kathleen & Polk City
Acreage, tall pines, the Green Swamp edge and the county's growth frontier.
Kathleen →Haines City & Davenport
The fastest-growing corner: construction-stressed pines, developer palms, grove clearing.
Haines City →Lake Wales
On the Ridge beneath Bok Tower, three 2004 hurricanes, a select-tree permit ordinance.
Lake Wales →