Palm Beach Tree

ISA-Certified Arborists Since 1992

Tree removal in North Palm Beach, FL

Palm Beach Arbor has been removing trees across North Palm Beach since 1992. We know the 2025 Village ordinance and remove trees safely on waterfront and canal-front properties.

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30+

Years in Palm Beach

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Trained Arborists

HOA

Permit Support

Why tree removal in North Palm Beach is different

The Village of North Palm Beach’s 2025 Tree Preservation Ordinance requires permits to remove any protected native tree and any swale tree. Mitigation planting or contribution to the Village Tree Trust Fund may also be required. Get this wrong and you’re looking at fines and mandatory replacement.

North Palm Beach’s waterfront setting creates specific tree failure conditions. Salt spray from the Intracoastal weakens canopy structure over time. Sandy coastal soil means shallow root systems. Canal-front properties carry the additional complexity of seawall proximity, where root systems sometimes damage the seawall itself.

Winner of the best tree service in North Palm Beach, Florida - 2026

Recognized with a 2026 Quality Business Award for top-rated tree services and customer satisfaction in North Palm Beach.

Why North Palm Beach homeowners choose Palm Beach Arbor

ISA-trained arborists

Every job. The Village of North Palm Beach ordinance requires it for permitted work.

Licensed and insured

Fully licensed and insured in Florida. You're protected throughout.

2025 Ordinance expertise

We know the North Palm Beach Tree Preservation Ordinance, swale tree requirements, mitigation obligations, and when Florida Statute 163.045 applies.

30+ years local

We've been trimming trees in Palm Beach County since 1992. We know North Palm Beach well.

Florida Forestry Award

Recognized by Florida's own forestry professionals. Not self-proclaimed.

120+ Google reviews

Real homeowners across Palm Beach County. That's a track record, not a claim.

Our tree removal process

1
Honest assessment. Permit clarity.
We inspect the tree and determine the correct permit path under the 2025 ordinance. We advise on mitigation requirements and whether Florida Statute 163.045 applies. You get a clear picture of the full process before we start.
2
Permit application and safe waterfront removal
We submit the Village Tree Removal Permit application on your behalf. For waterfront properties, equipment is positioned on the landward side only to protect seawalls. Aerial bucket trucks for standard removals.
3
Mitigation advice, cleanup, and stump option
We advise on the 2025 ordinance mitigation requirement for your specific removal, either replacement planting or Tree Trust Fund contribution. Full debris removal included. Stump grinding available as an add-on.

Recent Job in North Palm Beach

  Seawall root damage, Seminole Landing 

A homeowner in Seminole Landing had a 55-ft live oak with roots that had pushed under a section of seawall. The tree also showed significant crown deterioration from salt spray. Our arborist assessed the tree, confirmed both the root-seawall conflict and structural crown deterioration, and prepared the Village Tree Removal permit application along with a Florida Statute 163.045 assessment given the seawall damage risk. Equipment positioned on landward side only. Stump ground below grade.

What North Palm Beach homeowners say

★★★★★
"A large dead ficus near our seawall in Harbor Isles had been leaning toward the canal for two seasons. Palm Beach Arbor handled the Village permit, removed the tree safely without disturbing the seawall, and provided all HOA documentation."
DK

David K.

Harbor Isles, North Palm Beach
★★★★★
"After the storm, a live oak came down across our dock in Old Port Village. Palm Beach Arbor responded the next day, used Florida Statute 163.045 to proceed without waiting on permits, and cleared the dock completely."
AT

Anne T.

Old Port Village, North Palm Beach
★★★★★
"Very knowledgeable about the 2025 North Palm Beach ordinance. They knew exactly which trees required mitigation, handled the permit application, and the removal was completed professionally."
MS

Mark S.

Seminole Landing, North Palm Beach

Areas We Serve Across Palm Beach County

North Palm Beach Palm Beach Gardens Jupiter West Palm Beach Lake Worth Boca Raton Delray Beach Boynton Beach Old Port Village Harbor Isles Seminole Landing Hidden Key Captain's Key Mariner's Key Nativa Prosperity Harbor

Let's Clear Up Your Tree Care Questions

Answered by our ISA-certified experts.

Yes, for any protected native tree and all swale trees. The 2025 Tree Preservation Ordinance is one of the stricter frameworks in Palm Beach County. Exceptions include trees posing imminent danger under Florida Statute 163.045. We determine the correct path and handle the application.

When the Village approves a tree removal, the property owner must either replant a tree of specified size and species or contribute to the Village Tree Trust Fund. We advise on the mitigation requirement for your specific removal.

Yes. We do it regularly. Seawall properties require equipment positioning on the landward side. We assess access routes and plan crane or bucket truck positioning to protect the seawall cap throughout the removal.

Yes. Call (561) 467-4888 any time. For trees posing imminent danger, Florida Statute 163.045 allows removal without waiting on the standard Village permit process when properly documented by a licensed arborist.

It depends on tree size, species, access, and Village permit fees. Seawall properties and canal-front lots typically cost more. We give you a full itemized quote including estimated permit costs. Free assessment.

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We come out, inspect the tree, advise on the permit process, and give you a fair itemized quote.

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