Palm tree removal

[Debbie D]

Hello

Sadly our canary island palm has died.

Looking for estimates on removal.

Does anyone have any leads.

Thank you!

[Debbie D]

Has anyone had a palm tree removed.

Can you pls share your experience and contractor name and number

Our palm has died Sadly.

Thank you.

[John_W]

That has been asked before, here's a couple of responses.

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/landscape-talk-129/palm-tree-removal-292460/?highlight=palm+tree+removal

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/contractors-services-91/palm-tree-removal-267334/?highlight=palm+tree+removal

Even though they're dead, you will probably be best to get ARC (Architectural Review Committee) Approval. They'll probably ask for a letter from an arborist. I don't know any, but once I needed advice on a palm tree and I contacted Jim Davis, Director of Sumter County Agriculture extension University of Florida. I emailed him photos and he sent a reply in a couple of days. Here's his contact info.

Sumter County - Central
Specialty: Agriculture/Community Development
7620 SR 471 Ste 2
Bushnell, FL 33513-8716
dvisshdn@ufl.edu
Tel: (352) 569-6866 Fax: (352) 569-6861

[villagetinker]

You can try calling Tree Frog, I think they do removals, also, they can probably tell you why your palm died, we have to canary palms that are doing great.

[johnadamsUSMC]

Has anyone had a palm tree removed.

Can you pls share your experience and contractor name and number

Our palm has died Sadly.

Thank you.

We had one removed from our front yard by Alonzo (MJ Landscape). His cell number is 352-505-5066 Tell them John Adams told you to call
He's very reasonable

[Debbie D]

Thank you,

[Villageswimmer]

Be sure to get several estimates. They vary a lot. Make sure whomever you hire has worker’s compensation insurance and appropriate safety equipment. Have the trunk ground. Also, best not to plant another palm in the same spot if the tree had a disease.

Sorry you lost the palm. Canaries are beautiful.

[Challenger]

That has been asked before, here's a couple of responses.

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/landscape-talk-129/palm-tree-removal-292460/?highlight=palm+tree+removal

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/contractors-services-91/palm-tree-removal-267334/?highlight=palm+tree+removal

Even though they're dead, you will probably be best to get ARC (Architectural Review Committee) Approval. They'll probably ask for a letter from an arborist. I don't know any, but once I needed advice on a palm tree and I contacted Jim Davis, Director of Sumter County Agriculture extension University of Florida. I emailed him photos and he sent a reply in a couple of days. Here's his contact info.

Sumter County - Central
Specialty: Agriculture/Community Development
7620 SR 471 Ste 2
Bushnell, FL 33513-8716
dvisshdn@ufl.edu
Tel: (352) 569-6866 Fax: (352) 569-6861

No approval needed for Palms- They have been designated as grass -really.

Airborne Tree Service--352-347-3332

They removed massive 25foot Sylvester. Impressive equipment and people,
Took 1/2 hour from arrival to clean up . Totally professional job.