Lot & Acreage Clearing Done Right
in Jacksonville
Jacksonville Professional Tree Service clears building lots, overgrown acreage, fence rows and small commercial parcels around Jacksonville. We take out brush, saw palmetto and unwanted trees, and leave the live oaks you want.
Rules change with the parcel, so see the permit rules first. Stumps go to stump grinding and big trees to tree removal.
Jobs run from Southside to Orange Park, Fleming Island and Yulee. Tell us the address and we will tell you which rules apply.

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Pads and driveways get cleared on infill lots in Arlington or Southside.
Trees marked for protection stay behind fencing.
Camphor and Chinese tallow crowd fence rows, and both are invasive in Florida.
We cut low, grind the stumps and haul the stems.
A mulching head turns brush and small trees into chips, with no hauling or burn piles.
It suits stems under about 6 inches; bigger trunks get cut and hauled.
Old pine lots grow back thick in saw palmetto and vines.
We clear the understory and flag slash pines and oaks worth keeping.
Brush along property lines hides fences and blocks drainage. We open the corridor.
Near Black Creek or Doctors Lake, we check whether the edge is regulated. We stay well back from JEA wires.
We clear vines and brush and flag live oaks and magnolias worth keeping.
Keeping healthy trees also avoids replacement requirements.
Rule checks take more time than the saw.
We tag what stays, then send a written scope and price.
We find out whether the City, a Beach city or a county governs the parcel, and confirm with that office.
We request an 811 locate and mark overhead JEA lines before equipment arrives.
Trees come down in sections, brush is mulched, and stumps are ground.
Debris leaves the site and we walk it with you.
We quote after walking the site. Stump grinding typically runs $100 to $400 per stump.
It depends where the land sits. The City issues permits through Building Inspection, and the Beaches and counties have their own rules.
Jacksonville Beach protects trees 6 inches or more across. St. Augustine requires a permit for trees 3 inches or larger.
Yes, selective clearing is routine.
A quarter-acre lot is often one to three days once approvals are done.
Yes, unless you want the chips as mulch.