Tree Removal and Storm Cleanup in Navarre, FL
Tree removal, storm cleanup and rigging over houses in Navarre, along US 98 and the Santa Rosa Sound shoreline in Santa Rosa County.
The Navarre Press reported that Hurricane Isaias rolled through Navarre on the evening of October 9, 2026, with winds over 100 mph and a tree across a house on Church Street. Reed Tree Service's climbing crew, working the Emerald Coast now, takes storm-damaged pines and oaks off roofs in sections. Navarre is unincorporated Santa Rosa County, where the contractor hauls the debris from work it does, so ask Josh about haul-off. Call Josh at (850) 888-5603.
Tree Service in Navarre, FL
Navarre is an unincorporated community in Santa Rosa County on US 98, with Santa Rosa Sound to the south and the Navarre Beach Causeway running out to the Gulf beaches. Hurricane Isaias came ashore at Destin as a Category 2 storm on October 9, 2026, and Navarre, to the west, took winds over 100 mph. Reed Tree Service is based in Tallahassee, and our climbing 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 Navarre address.
About Navarre & Santa Rosa County
Navarre is in Santa Rosa County between Holley to the west and the Okaloosa County line to the east, and the same ZIP code, 32566, takes in Holley and Navarre Beach. The mainland lots north of US 98 are wooded, with tall slash and longleaf pines, laurel and live oaks and southern magnolias close to houses, and the waterfront lots along Santa Rosa Sound carry oaks and pines right at the shoreline where the ground stays wet. Pines are the usual casualties in a hurricane here, snapping at the top or leaning on soft ground, and a pine that shows soil lifted at its base is not a tree to leave standing over a roof. Because Navarre is unincorporated, Santa Rosa County's rules apply instead of a city's, including its statement that a contractor hired to cut a tree must haul away the debris from that work.
Services We Provide in Navarre
In Navarre the work is mostly tall pines and oaks: storm takedowns, trees and limbs off roofs, pieces rigged down over houses, pool cages and fences, and fallen trunks cut off driveways and shoreline lots. The crew also trims storm-damaged crowns, takes out cracked and leaning trees, and grinds stumps. Santa Rosa County says the contractor hauls the debris from its work, so ask Josh about haul-off when you call. It happens only on big jobs, through a sub he hires, quoted separately.
Looking at the rest of our service area? See our home base in Tallahassee and the Leon County neighborhoods we cover.
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Our Services in Navarre
We bring the full range of tree services to Navarre and Santa Rosa County.
Tree Removal
Safe removal of any size tree, from open-yard drops to sectional takedowns over roofs. Insured.
Tree Pruning
Professional tree trimming and pruning to keep your trees healthy, safe, and beautiful.
Tree Care
Health assessments, disease treatment, and ongoing care to keep your trees thriving for years.
Storm Cleanup
Storm and hurricane tree cleanup after tropical storms, hurricanes, and severe weather across Tallahassee and North Florida.
Emergency Tree Service
Emergency response for fallen trees, storm damage, and hazardous limbs. Storm and hazard calls are answered Monday through Saturday, 8 AM to 8 PM.
Stump Grinding
Fast, thorough stump grinding to reclaim your yard. Any size stump, ground below grade.
Tree Service Questions in Navarre
Reed Tree Service's climbing crew can. A climber takes the pine apart in sections and lowers each piece on rigging lines, so nothing lands on the roof or the pool cage. Josh walks the lot first to find where the pieces can safely go, and he will tell you whether the crew can reach your address when you call (850) 888-5603.
No. The county's storm update says that if you hire a contractor to cut or remove fallen trees, the contractor is responsible for hauling away all debris, and that debris should not be placed on the right-of-way for county pickup. Ask Josh about haul-off when you call (850) 888-5603. Haul-off happens only on big jobs, through a sub he hires, quoted separately.
Yes, where the crew can reach. Holley and Navarre Beach share the 32566 ZIP code with Navarre, and each has its own page on this site. Give Josh the street and the community name when you call, since that is how he places an address on the route.
Pines have shallow, wide root systems, and when a storm soaks the ground and then pushes on the crown, the roots can shift without any sign above ground. Look for a new lean, soil heaved up on one side, a snapped top or fresh cracks. A pine that moved is not safe just because it is still standing. Josh can look at one and tell you whether it should come down.
By the job. Size, how much rigging the tree needs, what sits under it and how close it is to the house all count. Removal and stump grinding come as separate lines on Josh's quote, so you can see what each part costs. Haul-off on a big job, through a sub, is quoted on its own.
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