Tall palms
Height affects access to the crown and the size of trunk sections that can be safely handled.

Removal for palms that no longer fit
Request an estimate for a tall, declining, unwanted or difficult-to-maintain palm on your property.
Palm removal is different from removing a broad-canopy tree. Much of the live material is concentrated around the crown, while the tall trunk can leave limited options for where sections can be handled. On Irvine properties, palms may stand beside pools, tile roofs, walls, patios, narrow side yards or shared landscaping, so the available work zone often determines the method.
Accurate planning starts with the tree and its surroundings. Tell us the approximate size, location, access and what is nearby so the estimate can reflect the actual site conditions.
Height affects access to the crown and the size of trunk sections that can be safely handled.
Pool decks, water, equipment and backyard access can make sectional removal especially important.
Homes, garages, walls and neighboring property reduce the available landing area.
Significant decline may make continuing maintenance less practical, especially where the crown or trunk is deteriorating.
A healthy palm may still be removed when it conflicts with redesign, construction, views or long-term maintenance plans.
Pricing varies with the tree, access, surrounding property and exact scope of work. The main factors include:

Height, trunk condition, crown and access are reviewed.
Sensitive surfaces, landing zones and debris routes are identified.
Fronds and crown material are removed according to available space.
The remaining trunk is reduced into manageable lengths.
Palm material is collected according to the agreed scope.
Request this service in Irvine or one of the nearby Orange County communities listed below.
Request an estimate for a tall, declining, unwanted or difficult-to-maintain palm on your property.
Request a Free Estimate (949) 539-0921