Tree Removal in Freeport, Florida

Tree down in Freeport after Hurricane Isaias? Freeport sits where Four Mile Creek and Lafayette Creek meet before running into LaGrange Bayou, and trees near the creeks and in the newer Hammock Bay streets can lean onto houses and fences. Our crew is working the Emerald Coast now and takes trees off roofs and fences in sections. Call Josh at (850) 888-5603.

Tree Service in Freeport, FL

Freeport is a city in Walton County on US 331 and State Road 20, about 11 miles north of US 98 near Santa Rosa Beach, at the point where Four Mile Creek and Lafayette Creek run into LaGrange Bayou and on into Choctawhatchee Bay. Hurricane Isaias came ashore at Destin as a Category 2 storm on October 9, 2026, and Walton County's storm debris contract covers public and private neighborhoods. Reed Tree Service is based in Tallahassee, and our crew is working the Emerald Coast now on storm removals, trees on roofs and hangers. Call Josh at (850) 888-5603 and he will tell you whether the crew can get to your Freeport address.

Josh is taking calls for storm-damaged trees in Freeport while our crew is on the Emerald Coast. Storm damage on the Emerald Coast? See Destin storm tree removal after Hurricane Isaias.

About Freeport & Walton County

Freeport is said to be named for the free dock where Four Mile Creek meets Lafayette Creek, and for generations its economy ran on sawmills, logging and turpentine, which tells you what grows around it: pines, and plenty of them. Today it is one of the fastest-growing cities in Florida, mostly because of the Hammock Bay neighborhoods, and a sizeable number of residents serve at Eglin Air Force Base. That mix matters for trees. Older streets and the creek banks carry tall pines and hardwoods close to houses. On newer subdivision lots, builders often clear the ground and leave a few trees standing, and those lone survivors have lost the shelter of the stand around them, so wind finds them first. The City of Freeport lists a Clearing Permit among its planning permits, so ask City Hall whether your lot needs one before a tree comes down. Outside city limits, Walton County's rules apply instead.

Services We Provide in Freeport

In Freeport the work is storm-damaged pines and hardwoods taken down in sections over houses, fences and driveways, leaning trees on newer lots, and fallen trunks cut off roads and shared drives. Our crew also trims broken crowns, removes cracked trees and grinds stumps. Debris handling is quoted when you call Josh at (850) 888-5603.

Looking at the rest of our service area? See our home base in Tallahassee and the Leon County neighborhoods we cover.