Tree and stump removal North Palm Beach lots need: trees laid down and stumps worked out whole by a Bobcat T740 with a 60" grapple and an operator, $1,385/day. Call (561) 779-3213 and the free estimate counts the days.
Most North Palm Beach jobs are one or a few trees on a finished residential lot: a dead oak, a ficus that has outgrown its hedge, a storm-leaned pine, or an old stump left behind after a tree came down. The T740 grips the trunk, lays it where we want it, then grips the stump and works the root ball loose, so the stump comes out whole instead of being ground in place. Debris is piled for haul-off or mulched where the owner wants it.
The price starts from $1,385 per day with an operator. A handful of trees is often a short day; a lot full of overgrowth is more. The free estimate is where that is worked out on your ground. For a whole lot that has gone wild, see land clearing Palm Beach County.
The Village. North Palm Beach is an incorporated village with its own Community Development Department at Village Hall, 501 U.S. Highway 1. Tree removal on a village lot is regulated by the Village and often needs a permit first, especially for larger or protected trees. Rules differ between a private lot, a right-of-way tree and a tree on association land, so we confirm the right desk for your parcel before booking.
Protected species. Gopher tortoises live in sandy, open lots and are protected statewide; a burrow on the lot is a question for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission before any digging. Sabal palms, the state tree, are commonly replanted rather than thrown away. Invasive exotics such as Brazilian pepper are treated differently from native trees, and that difference is worked out at the estimate.
Lot types and drainage. Waterfront lots on the Lake Worth Lagoon and Intracoastal side have seawalls, tight side yards and neighbors close by; interior lots have swales and storm drains that have to stay clear. Works near a canal or water body can bring in the South Florida Water Management District. Many addresses sit in deed-restricted communities such as Lost Tree Village and Old Port Cove, where an association may also require approval for a tree coming out.
Our one published price is the day rate, $1,385 with an operator, for the Bobcat T740 and its grapple. The total depends on how many trees, how big, how close the stumps are to a slab, wall or utility line, and whether debris is hauled or mulched. Estimates are free. Our tree and stump removal guide goes through each driver.
Bell Land Services works under Bell Engineering and Construction Corporation, Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1528750, held by a Florida corporation operating continuously since 2009. Written one-year workmanship warranty on every job. We have no named North Palm Beach project to show you, and we will not invent one; the credential and the free estimate are what we put in front of you.
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Our Bobcat T740 with a 60-inch grapple is $1,385 per day with an operator. A few trees is often a short day; more trees, bigger trunks or tight access take longer. The free estimate counts the days for your lot.
Often, yes. Tree removal is regulated by the Village of North Palm Beach, and larger or protected trees usually need a permit first. Contact the Community Development Department at Village Hall, 501 U.S. Highway 1; we confirm the right desk for your parcel before booking.
Gopher tortoises are protected statewide, and a burrow on the lot is a question for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission before digging. Sabal palms, the state tree, are usually replanted. Invasive exotics such as Brazilian pepper are handled differently from native trees.
Yes. The grapple grips the stump and works the root ball loose, so it comes out whole rather than being ground in place, which leaves the hole ready to backfill.
Often. Many North Palm Beach addresses sit inside deed-restricted communities, and the association may require approval before a tree comes out, separate from the Village.
Bell Land Services works under Bell Engineering and Construction Corporation, Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1528750, a statewide license. Every job carries a written one-year workmanship warranty.