On Fort Lauderdale waterfront lots we rig trees out over docks, seawalls, and pools, bring the excavator in through the side yard when it fits, and pull the stump and root ball without damaging the seawall cap.
Fort Lauderdale is a city of canals and waterfront homes, from Rio Vista and Harbor Beach to Coral Ridge and Victoria Park, with coconut palms, black olives, mahoganies, and old oaks in Colee Hammock.
Large ficus and banyan trees in older Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods can push roots into seawalls, pools, and foundations, and storms often bring down palms and limbs on waterfront lots. We take trees down in sections, keep debris out of the canal, and pull stumps and root balls with an excavator and skid steer instead of grinding. Approval may be required for some removals, and we work from the approved permit when one applies.
Before any regulated tree work we coordinate with the City of Fort Lauderdale and, where it applies, Broward County. An ISA Certified Arborist on our team reviews the trees with you. Call (305) 615-9169 or send your plan or photos with the form below.
Waterfront lots mean docks, seawalls, pools, and narrow side yards, so most work is done in sections with careful rigging. The soil is sandier than Miami-Dade, with water close to the surface near the canals.
The trees we see most in Fort Lauderdale, and how we handle each one.
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Answers to the questions we hear most. Do not see yours? Call (305) 615-9169 or send it with the form below.
Send the address and what you need. If you have a tree disposition plan, a mitigation plan, a survey, or photos, attach them and we will price it tree by tree.
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Barraza Industries LLC
Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach
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