ZIP codes served: 32205. Local crews, fully insured, certified arborist on staff.
Avondale is Riverside's neighbor and shares the same problem: enormous old oaks growing within a few feet of brick and stucco houses that were built when the trees were saplings. St. Johns Avenue and the streets running down to the river carry some of the largest private live oaks in Duval County.
Southern live oak dominant, plus water oak, laurel oak, pecan, camphor and sabal palm. The live oaks here routinely exceed 48 inches in trunk diameter, which puts them squarely in protected-tree territory.
Deep lots with detached garages, alley access on many blocks, tight side yards between houses, mature hedging and irrigation to protect, and river-side properties where the only approach is through the front. Crane work is common here because there is nowhere to lay a stem down.
Avondale is inside both the city tree ordinance and the Riverside Avondale historic overlay. Protected live oaks above the diameter threshold require city review before removal, and dead or hazardous status has to be documented — which is where our arborist reporting comes in.
Every service below is dispatched to Avondale from our office on 103rd Street.
The Shoppes of Avondale, St. Johns Avenue, Boone Park, Fishweir Creek, Ingleside.
Avondale falls inside our standard Duval County service area — there is no travel charge and no minimum job size.
Free on-site estimates. Fully insured. Certified arborist on staff. Call Cassidy in the office and we will get a crew scheduled.
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A few quick questions about your trees helps us prepare a faster, more accurate estimate before we arrive.
Yes. Avondale (ZIP 32205) is inside our standard service area and we run crews there routinely. There is no travel charge and no minimum job size. Call (904) 401-8304 to get on the schedule.
Southern live oak dominant, plus water oak, laurel oak, pecan, camphor and sabal palm. The live oaks here routinely exceed 48 inches in trunk diameter, which puts them squarely in protected-tree territory.
Deep lots with detached garages, alley access on many blocks, tight side yards between houses, mature hedging and irrigation to protect, and river-side properties where the only approach is through the front. Crane work is common here because there is nowhere to lay a stem down.
Avondale is inside both the city tree ordinance and the Riverside Avondale historic overlay. Protected live oaks above the diameter threshold require city review before removal, and dead or hazardous status has to be documented — which is where our arborist reporting comes in.
We run 24/7 emergency response across Duval County. For an active hazard in Avondale — a tree on the house, a limb on the power drop, a trunk blocking the driveway — call (904) 401-8304 and we will get a crew moving. Storm-damage work is documented for your insurance carrier as we go.
There is no flat rate. Price is driven by height, trunk diameter, how close the tree sits to the house, pool, fence or power lines, and how far the crew has to carry material to the truck. We come out, look at the tree, and hand you a written price. The written number is the number you pay.
Yes. Free, written and no obligation. Call (904) 401-8304 or book online at 904tree.com/book.
Yes — fully insured with general liability and workers compensation, with a certified arborist on staff. We will provide current certificates before work starts.
Yes — and in many cases we can give you an estimate right over the phone. Just send us the property address or zip code along with a few close-up and far-away photos so we can see:
With that information we can often price it remotely. If not, we'll come out to see it in person.
Yes. Our tree trimming starts at $675 and tree removal starts at $850. If these price points are not in your budget, we are not the company for you.