Overgrown hedges and screens
Privacy planting that got away from the owner, reduced in height and width to something that can be kept up without a lift.
Most of Royal Palm Beach was planted within a generation of each other, which means whole streets hit the same stage at the same time. Trees that were a sensible size when the houses sold are now over roofs, into utility lines and against screen enclosures.
The common request here isn't drama — it's getting a yard back under control: clearance over the house, a hedge brought down from twelve feet to something maintainable, palms cleaned up before the wind arrives.
Lots are generous enough that removals rarely need heroics, but tight enough that where the debris goes still has to be planned before the saw starts.
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Same-era planting on similar lots produces fairly predictable work.
Privacy planting that got away from the owner, reduced in height and width to something that can be kept up without a lift.
Limbs off rooflines, gutters and screen cages, with the tree's shape kept sensible rather than gutted.
Fronds, boots and seed pods cleared before storm season on the palms that line so many of the village's drives.
Replanting beds, re-edging and new landscape plans on properties that haven't been touched in fifteen years.
Trees that can no longer be kept safely, taken down and cleared.
Clearance, shaping and structural pruning done properly.
Assessment, pruning plans and treatment for trees worth keeping.
Moving a healthy tree instead of losing it.
Bringing an oversized crown back into proportion.
Screens and hedges reduced to a maintainable size.
Planting, beds, screening and full grounds work.
A plan for the property, including outdoor lighting design.
Royal Palm Beach is one of the areas covered by Arbor Tree and Landscape, Inc. across Palm Beach County. See every area we cover on the service areas page.
Usually yes, depending on species and condition. Some hedges take a hard reduction in one visit; others do better in stages. We'll say which yours is before starting.
That's the plan on most residential jobs. Where volume or access makes it impractical, we'll tell you up front how it will be handled.
Yes — regular maintenance visits are available instead of calling only when something has become a problem.