Tree service across Palm Bay and the Space Coast
Palm Bay is home base — all four quadrants of the General Development grid. From there we cover Melbourne, West Melbourne, the beaches, Malabar and Grant-Valkaria, Micco and Barefoot Bay, Sebastian, Vero Beach, Viera and Suntree, Rockledge and Cocoa, and Merritt Island and Cocoa Beach — every town of 10,000 or more within about thirty miles.
Palm Bay quadrants and neighborhoods
Every part of the city: the 1970s and '80s canal homes of the northeast quadrant along Palm Bay Road, Port Malabar Boulevard and Turkey Creek; Bayside Lakes and the newer streets of the southeast; the Compound, Cypress Bay and the new builds of the southwest off Jupiter Boulevard, San Filippo and the St. Johns Heritage Parkway; and Lockmar, Emerald Lakes and the northwest along Minton Road and Malabar Road.
- Port Malabar (NE)
- Palm Bay Road corridor
- Turkey Creek & Palm Bay Point
- Robert J. Conlan Boulevard
- Bayside Lakes
- Malabar Road east
- San Filippo Drive
- Babcock Street corridor
- The Compound
- Cypress Bay
- Jupiter Boulevard
- St. Johns Heritage Parkway
- Emerald Lakes
- Lockmar Estates
- Minton Road corridor
- Malabar Road west
- Degroodt Road
- Eldron Boulevard
- Port Malabar Country Club area
- Palm Bay Regional Park side
- The Melbourne–Tillman canals
- Palm Bay Colony
- Fred Poppe Park side
- US-1 & the Indian River side
Towns and communities we serve
Northeast Palm Bay & Port Malabar
The oldest quadrant — canal lots, 50-year-old laurel oaks, root-cut pines and pepper on every bank.
NE Palm Bay →
Southeast Palm Bay & Bayside Lakes
Gated 2000s streets, HOA palms, queen palms with lethal bronzing, Babcock and Malabar Road.
SE Palm Bay →
Southwest Palm Bay & the Compound
The city's building boom: lots to clear, pines the builder left, pepper on every lot line.
SW Palm Bay →
Northwest Palm Bay & Lockmar
Lockmar, Emerald Lakes and the Minton Road streets: big oaks, older pines, roof clearance.
NW Palm Bay →
Melbourne
The county's old oak canopy — Eau Gallie, downtown, the river streets — and a city tree ordinance to check.
Melbourne →
West Melbourne
Fast-growing subdivisions off Minton and Hollywood, HOA programs and builder-planted trees.
West Melbourne →
Satellite Beach & the beaches
Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Indialantic, Melbourne Beach: salt, wind, tight lots and strict tree rules.
The beaches →
Malabar & Grant-Valkaria
Acreage, old pines, oak hammocks and the storm damage that comes with big trees on big lots.
Malabar & Grant-Valkaria →
Micco & Barefoot Bay
55-plus communities with thousands of palms, mobile-home lots and a river edge full of pepper.
Micco & Barefoot Bay →
Sebastian
Where Jeanne came ashore: pines, oaks and pepper along the river and the Sebastian Highlands.
Sebastian →Vero Beach
The south end of our range: the oak canopy of the old city, the barrier island and Milton's tornado county.
Vero Beach →
Viera & Suntree
Planned communities with association programs, boulevard palms and retention ponds to keep clear.
Viera & Suntree →
Rockledge & Cocoa
Old river-front oaks in Rockledge, Cocoa Village's canopy, and the pepper along the Indian River.
Rockledge & Cocoa →Merritt Island & Cocoa Beach
Milton's EF-1 tornado track, Australian pines on the water and palms that take the salt.
Merritt Island & Cocoa Beach →