Tequesta Tree Services

For Tequesta's waterfront properties, we recommend salt-tolerant species like Sabal Palms, Coconut Palms, Sea Grape, Gumbo Limbo, Live Oaks, and Mahogany trees. These species thrive in the salt spray and coastal conditions common along the Intracoastal Waterway and Loxahatchee River. The specific choice depends on your property's exposure to salt, wind patterns, and your aesthetic preferences. We offer free consultations to assess your property and recommend the best trees for your specific location.

We typically arrive within 30 minutes for emergencies in Tequesta. Our proximity to the area and dedicated emergency crews allow us to respond quickly to storm damage, fallen trees, or hazardous situations. We're available 24/7/365 for emergency tree services. For waterfront properties where fallen trees may pose additional hazards to docks, boats, or structures, we prioritize the fastest possible response to minimize damage.

Absolutely! View clearing is one of our specialty services for Tequesta waterfront homes. We can selectively trim or remove trees and vegetation to open up views of the Intracoastal Waterway or Loxahatchee River while maintaining the health and aesthetics of your landscape. We work carefully to preserve privacy where desired while maximizing your water views. Our arborists will assess your property and create a custom plan to enhance your view corridor while keeping your property beautiful and trees healthy.

Yes, hurricane preparation is a critical service we provide for Tequesta residents. We offer pre-season inspections to identify hazardous branches, weak limbs, or unstable trees that could cause damage during storms. We can perform preventive trimming to reduce wind resistance and remove dead or dying trees before hurricane season. After years of serving coastal communities, we understand the importance of proactive tree care in minimizing storm damage. We recommend scheduling a hurricane prep inspection in late spring or early summer each year.

We take special precautions when working on waterfront properties in Tequesta. Our crews use precision rigging techniques and carefully controlled lowering systems to prevent branches or wood from falling on docks, boats, seawalls, or into the water. For trees near the water's edge, we often use cranes or sectional dismantling to maintain complete control throughout the removal process. We also position protective coverings over docks, decks, and sensitive areas. Our team has extensive experience with waterfront tree work and understands the unique considerations of these valuable properties.