Land clearing in Winter Park.

It is one of the tighter ones in the region: permits are needed to remove larger trees, a minimum share of the lot has to stay in tree cover, and replacements are expected for what comes out. We start by mapping the trees, then design a clearing plan that opens the space you need without tripping the ordinance.

Each job is quoted on its own. What changes the number here: how much of the lot can be cleared under the ordinance, how much tree work is involved and whether stumps are ground or left, how much has to be hand-finished, how tight the access is on a narrow street, and whether material is mulched in place or hauled out. Describe the lot and the tree plan and we will quote it - the estimate is free and puts you under nothing.

Yes. Work near the older estates and designated historic streets is careful and often reviewed, so we plan around kept trees and neighbouring houses and keep the site tidy and quiet. It takes longer, but it is routine for us.

Yes - the demolition is done by our demolition subcontractors, with the permits procured where they are needed. We clear on either side of it: selectively around any trees being kept, then grade the lot ready to build.

Yes - much of the work here is a fraction of an acre on a tight street. Small jobs are welcome, and the equipment and working hours are matched to the street so neighbours are not disturbed.

Yes - lots on Lakes Virginia, Osceola, Maitland and Mizell are some of the most careful work we do. Most of them are small and hemmed in by older homes, so it is hand work: undergrowth cleared, a modest view line opened toward the water and every mature tree kept unless the owner has approval to take it.