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Latest Tree Removal Articles
Is a Dead Pine Tree Dangerous?
A dead pine is only as dangerous as what's underneath it, but it doesn't get safer with time. Here's how to judge yours.
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After the Removal · Nov 4, 2026Stump Grinding vs. Stump Removal: Which Do You Need?
Grinding takes a stump below the lawn. Removal digs out the whole root ball. Here's how to pick between them for a Gainesville yard.
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Removal · Oct 30, 2026What Happens on Tree Removal Day
From the trucks pulling up to the last rake pass, here's the order a residential tree removal follows and what you can do to make the day go smoothly.
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Neighbors & Law · Oct 25, 2026Who Pays When a Neighbor's Tree Falls in Florida?
Florida has no statute on fallen neighbor trees. Here's what the case law and UF/IFAS's property law handbook say, and the practical steps that follow from it.
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Removal · Oct 20, 2026Removing a Tree Close to Your House in Gainesville
Trees within a few feet of a roof, lanai or wall come down piece by piece. Here's how that work is planned and what it costs around Gainesville.
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Tree Health · Oct 15, 2026Signs a Tree Needs to Be Removed in Gainesville
The warning signs UF/IFAS tells homeowners to watch for, how to read them on Gainesville's oaks and pines, and which ones mean the tree should come down.
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