Request a Tree Quote in Green Cove Springs and Clay County, FL

Describe the tree work at your home in Green Cove Springs, Fleming Island, Orange Park, Oakleaf Plantation, Middleburg, Lake Asbury, Doctors Inlet, Penney Farms, Keystone Heights or anywhere else in Clay County, Florida. The request goes to one independent contractor who works in the county, who gets in touch, sees the tree and writes up a price. This website does no tree work.

Prefer to explain it on the phone? Call (904) 529-0998

Your name Phone number Email Street or neighborhood What does the tree need? How many trees? Where does it stand? How soon? Which limits is the house inside? Is the tree near the St. Johns River, Black Creek, a lake or a pond? Is there a homeowners association? How does a crew get to the backyard?

How should the contractor reach you? Call Text Email

Anything else? The kind of tree, roughly how tall, which way it leans, hollow spots or fungus, what's below it, soft or wet ground, an open storm claim (optional) One independent contractor may contact me about this request by phone, text or email.

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After you send it

The request goes to one independent contractor who works in Clay County.
That contractor contacts you the way you chose and arranges a time to see the tree.
You get a written price and decide for yourself. Sending the form doesn't commit you to anything.

Helpful to know before the visit

Whether the house is inside the City of Green Cove Springs, the Town of Orange Park, Keystone Heights or Penney Farms, or in the unincorporated county. Each writes its own tree rules; the rules guide explains them.
In the unincorporated county, roughly when your subdivision was platted. Lots in a major subdivision created after January 28, 2003 need a county-approved landscape plan to remove a tree 4 inches or more across (checked Nov 12, 2026).
Whether the lot fronts St. Johns Avenue in Green Cove Springs between Forest Street and Clay Street, where the city's canopy-road permit applies within 20 feet of the right-of-way.
The kind of tree if you know it, and about how thick the trunk is at chest height.
What's under or near it: roof, pool enclosure, fence, septic lines, irrigation, a well line or overhead wires.
Your claim number, if you've opened a homeowner's insurance claim after a storm.