Trimming before hurricane season, which runs June 1 through November 30, helps clear branches away from your roof and home and lets you spot weak limbs before summer storms arrive.
Why trim before storm season?
Central Florida summers bring frequent thunderstorms, and hurricane season adds to that. Branches hanging over a roof or driveway are worth addressing before the weather turns.
Planning ahead also gives you time to schedule the work instead of reacting after a storm.
What should be trimmed?
Focus on branches over or touching your roof, limbs over driveways and walkways, and dead or broken limbs. Live oaks and laurel oaks with long horizontal limbs are common candidates for tree trimming.
What should not be done?
Avoid removing too much of a tree's canopy at once, and leave branches near power lines to your utility company.
Request an estimate
Ready to get started? Request an estimate or call (727) 557-6403. Always There Lawn Care is licensed and insured — ask about our military and senior discounts.
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer storm cleanup?
We do not advertise storm-response services. Contact us about tree trimming and removal estimates.
When is the best time to schedule?
Ahead of the season is ideal. Request an estimate and timing will be confirmed with you.