Contact Lehigh Acres Tree Service

Call, and a Local Person Answers

Calling (239) 686-1550 connects you with Lehigh Acres Tree Service during business hours, Monday through Saturday from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and with our 24-hour storm response line during hurricane emergencies. You will speak with someone who knows the area and can talk sensibly about your tree, not a distant call center reading from a script. Describe the tree, its location on your lot, and what worries you about it, and we will schedule a free on-site estimate at a time that suits you. For storm emergencies, such as a tree on a roof, blocking a driveway, or leaning dangerously after high wind, say so immediately so the call is prioritized.

Email works too, at [email protected], and it is a good channel for sending photos, HOA paperwork, or insurance documents before a visit. Photos help an estimator prepare, especially for a leaning tree or a palm with yellowing fronds, but they do not replace the site visit, and we will never give a final price from photos alone. When you email, include your name, address or neighborhood, a phone number, and a short description of the work, and we will reply during business hours with a proposed visit time. Whether you call or email, there is no obligation attached to an estimate, and no pressure to book on the spot.

What Happens at Your Free Estimate

The estimate visit is a walk of the property with an experienced estimator, and it usually takes twenty to forty minutes depending on how many trees are involved. The estimator inspects each tree's trunk, canopy, lean, and root zone, notes nearby structures, fences, septic components, and power lines, and discusses what you want the yard to look like afterward. You will hear an honest assessment: which trees need trimming, which need monitoring, and which, if any, genuinely need removal, with the reasons shown to you in person rather than asserted over the phone.

You receive a written, itemized estimate that separates removal, stump grinding, hauling, and cleanup, so you can see exactly what each part costs and compare it fairly with other quotes. The estimate also notes scheduling, equipment needs such as a crane or a lift, and any HOA or county paperwork that may be required. Most routine jobs can be scheduled within the same week, while crane jobs and large clearings take a little longer to coordinate. If you decide to proceed, the crew leader confirms the scope again on job day before work begins, so there are no surprises about what is included.

Service Area and Hours

We serve all of Lehigh Acres, including Lee Blvd, Homestead Rd, Sunshine Blvd, Town Lakes, Village 20, Leeland Heights, Parkdale, Harris, Harns Marsh, Gunnery Rd, Joel Blvd, Eisenhower, and Olga, plus Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Gateway, Buckingham, Alva, and North Fort Myers. ZIP codes covered are 33936, 33973, 33972, 33971, 33976, 33974, and 33970. As a service-area business, we do not operate a public storefront; our crews travel to your property, which keeps overhead low and response times short across the area.

Regular hours are Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. During hurricane season, June through November, we operate a 24-hour storm response for emergencies, including trees on structures, blocked access, and dangerously leaning trees after storms. Routine estimates and non-urgent work are still booked during regular hours, and storm-week scheduling prioritizes safety hazards first, then blocked access, then general cleanup. If you are unsure whether your situation counts as an emergency, call and describe it; we would rather triage a call that turns out to be routine than miss one that is urgent.

For HOAs, Property Managers, and Businesses

Commercial and HOA clients often need more documentation than a homeowner, and we provide it as standard: written scopes of work, certificates of insurance, scheduled maintenance proposals, and before-and-after photos for board or management records. We can set up recurring trimming cycles for common areas, street trees, and commercial landscapes, which keeps a property's canopy healthy and its liability lower than a cycle of reactive emergency calls. Property managers can email scope requests to [email protected] with property details and access instructions, and we will respond with a proposal and a site-visit time.

For HOA architectural requests, we can supply the supporting documentation boards usually ask for: photos of the tree, a short written assessment explaining why trimming or removal is recommended, and a replacement plan if one is required. That paperwork often makes the difference between a request approved at the next meeting and one returned for more information. If a tree is hazardous and qualifies for an emergency exception, we document the hazard with dated photos and a written note so the file is complete even when work proceeds quickly. Good documentation protects the property, the board, and the homeowner alike.

Before You Call: A Short Checklist

A few details before you call will make the estimate faster and more accurate. Note which trees concern you and why, whether any tree leans, has dead limbs, or shows yellowing fronds, and whether any tree touches a roof, fence, pool cage, or power line. Know your gate widths if a stump grinder or equipment needs side access, and mention any septic system, irrigation lines, or shallow utilities near the work area. If the job involves an HOA, have the architectural form or the manager's contact handy, and if it involves insurance, have your claim number and adjuster contact ready.

None of that is required to make the call; we can work it out together on the visit. But a homeowner who arrives with photos and a short list of concerns usually leaves with a clearer estimate and a faster booking. The most important step is simply the call itself, especially before hurricane season, when a spring assessment can turn a potential emergency into a planned maintenance visit. Call (239) 686-1550, email [email protected], or use the estimate request on this page, and we will take it from there, promptly and without pressure.