Tree Removal
Full removal of dead, diseased, or unwanted trees, taken down in sections with rigging where they lean over roofs, pools, or fencing.
Big trees, big lots — get a local tree service to price the job properly.
Fill this out and we’ll collect your job details to share with a local tree service for quoting. Tree size, count, and access details make the quote much more accurate.
Rancho Santa Fe lots carry big, mature trees — eucalyptus, oaks, pines, and palms that need a crew set up for size and tight access.
Full removal of dead, diseased, or unwanted trees, taken down in sections with rigging where they lean over roofs, pools, or fencing.
Canopy thinning, deadwood removal, and clearance from roofs and driveways — keeps mature trees healthy and reduces storm and fire risk.
Stumps ground below grade so you can replant, re-sod, or build over the spot. Say whether stump work is in or out when you request a quote — it changes the price.
A tree down, split, or leaning after wind is the one job that can’t wait. Mark it as an emergency in the form and describe what it’s resting on.
Multiple trees and brush cleared for building, fire clearance, or a full landscape reset on larger parcels. Count and access details matter most here.
Skirting, seed pod and frond removal, and full palm removal — including tall Mexican fan palms that need a climber or lift.
Three steps, no phone queue.
Use the form: what service you need, how many trees, roughly how big, and how the crew would reach them — gates, slopes, structures nearby.
We share your job details with a local tree service, which reviews size, access, and cleanup scope and prices the work.
If you accept a quote, you coordinate scheduling, permit questions, licensing/insurance confirmation, and payment directly with the tree service.
Tree work is priced tree by tree, not by a flat rate. These are the things a tree service weighs when quoting — being upfront about them avoids surprises on work day.
How many trees, their rough size, the species if you know it, and honest access notes — gate width, slope, anything the tree is leaning over. That’s enough for a real first quote.
Rancho Santa Fe is the focus. Tree services in nearby cities cover the area regularly, so requests from the surrounding communities are collected too — send the form even if you’re just outside the list.
It depends on the tree — its height and trunk size, how many trees, access, and whether stump grinding and haul-away are included. Large-lot trees near structures sit at the higher end because they come down in rigged sections. There’s no honest flat price without those details, which is exactly what the form collects for a real quote.
Possibly — Rancho Santa Fe has a Covenant and local rules that can apply to tree removal, and some trees are protected. We don’t promise either way: the tree service quoting your job confirms what’s required for your specific property and tree before work starts.
It depends on the tree service’s schedule and how urgent the situation is. A tree that’s down, split, or leaning on a structure is treated as an emergency — mark “Emergency — tree down or dangerous” in the form and describe what the tree is resting on so it can be prioritized.
That’s your call, and it affects the price. Most quotes can include full haul-away of logs, brush, and debris — or you can keep cut wood for firewood or keep the mulch. Note your preference in the description so it’s priced the way you want it.
If the tree is healthy and just overgrown, trimming is usually the better and cheaper answer. Removal makes sense when a tree is dead, diseased, leaning dangerously, damaging hardscape or foundations, or crowding out everything around it. If you’re not sure, choose “Other” in the form and describe the tree — the tree service can advise when it quotes.
Send the job once and let a local tree service price it properly. No calling around, no phone number to chase — just the form.
Same form — use whichever is closest.