Tree Service in Conway, FL

Conway is the kind of place where people buy a house and keep it. Census QuickFacts puts the owner-occupied rate at 86.4% and shows 89.8% of residents in the same home a year earlier. Tree Service in Conway reflects that: owners here are not flipping houses, they are looking after oaks they have watched grow for 20 or 30 years and want to keep healthy for 20 more.

History along Conway Road

Conway was settled in the 1850s and was an important place in the early 1900s. One of the first five paved highways in Orange County was the brick Conway Road, running from Orlando out to Conway. The community's population has held between about 13,000 and 14,500 since 1990, after Orlando annexed some of its land in the 1980s. That stability is why so many yards have large, mature trees rather than young plantings.

Older owners, practical help

About 21.3% of Conway residents are 65 or older. For a lot of our customers here, the issue is not knowing what to do; it is that climbing, cutting and dragging brush is no longer worth the risk. We do all of it, haul it away and leave the yard clean, and we are happy to talk through options by phone with an adult child who lives out of town.

County rules near the water

Conway is unincorporated Orange County. A county permit is needed for developed single-family lots only above two acres, so most homes here can remove a tree without one. The exception to keep in mind is wetland: the county's Environmental Protection Division must approve removing any tree in a wetland, and some lots near the Lake Conway chain and the smaller lakes include wet ground. If your back yard stays soggy after summer rain, we will ask before cutting there.

Our usual Conway jobs

| Job | Why it comes up | |---|---| | Crown cleaning | Deadwood builds up in old oaks and falls in storms | | Weight reduction | Long limbs over roofs and driveways | | Removal | Laurel oaks and pines past their prime | | Stump grinding | Old stumps in lawns and beds |

In every case we give a written estimate and explain what we recommend and what can wait.

Lake lots and old canopies

Conway's yards near the lakes often carry the largest trees on the street: live oaks with limbs spread wider than the house, and laurel oaks that grew fast and are now aging out. A laurel oak in its later decades can look full and still be hollow; tapping the trunk, looking for fungal conks and checking old wounds tells us more than the leaves do.

Get in touch

Call (407) 641-4203 or use the form. If you are arranging work for a parent's house, let us know and we will make sure the right person gets the estimate. Get a free estimate