Tree Removal in Mary Esther, Florida

Mary Esther has its own debris pickup: the city's contractor, DRC Emergency Services, began curbside collection on October 14 and wants trees and limbs in a loose pile, apart from fences and docks, with nothing bagged. Our crew is working the Emerald Coast now and takes storm-damaged trees off roofs and fences in sections. Call Josh at (850) 888-5603.

Tree Service in Mary Esther, FL

Mary Esther is a city in Okaloosa County on US 98, about 4 miles west of Fort Walton Beach, with Hurlburt Field immediately to its west. Its first postmaster, John Newton, named it for both of his daughters. Hurricane Isaias came ashore at Destin as a Category 2 storm on October 9, 2026, and the City of Mary Esther arranged its own debris pickup. 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 Mary Esther address.

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

About Mary Esther & Okaloosa County

Mary Esther had 3,982 residents at the 2020 census. Its neighborhoods include Springdale and Mary Esther Heights, Azalea Park and Caswell, and the city's parks include Oak Tree Nature Park, Springdale Park and Misty Water Pier. After Hurricane Isaias the city kept some park trails closed because of leaning trees and hanging limbs that still had to come down, a reminder that a dangerous tree is not always obvious from the ground. The city's own rules shape the job. Its contractor collects loose piles at the curb, with trees and limbs apart from fences and docks and nothing in bags. The city's storm permit notice lists roofing, electrical work, fences, docks and structural repairs as needing a city permit, and tree removal is not named, so ask City Hall. The city also asks residents never to push limbs or yard debris into its drainage ditches, Shrewsbury Ditch included, because even small amounts restrict flow and add to flooding.

Services We Provide in Mary Esther

In Mary Esther the work is storm-damaged trees taken down in sections over roofs, fences and driveways, leaning trees cut before the next storm, crowns trimmed back from houses, and stumps ground out. 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.