Tree Removal in Beverly Hills, FL
Tree Removal in Beverly Hills, FL
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At Broadway Tree Care we handle tree removal on the mature laurel oaks and sand pines planted around Beverly Hills' single-story homes, where trees set close to the house sixty years ago have now outgrown the lots they were planted on. Wood hauled off, site left clean, price in writing first.
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We at Broadway Tree Care remove hazardous, dead and storm-damaged trees in Beverly Hills, FL. Most removals here are mature oaks and pines planted close to single-story homes sixty years ago that have outgrown their lots, and we haul the wood off and leave the site clean. Rated 5.0 stars across 37 Google reviews.
- What
- Tree Removal in Beverly Hills, FL
- Where
- Beverly Hills, FL. Citrus County
- Phone
- (813) 735-2777
- No flat rate: price follows size, species, what sits underneath and how close the tree is to the house, and it is written on site.
- Check first: Beverly Hills is unincorporated, so Citrus County rules apply, not a city ordinance.
- We rig limbs away from a shared fence and the neighbor's roof; overhang rights are settled with the neighbor first.
We at Broadway Tree Care handle tree removal for Beverly Hills, FL, inside Citrus County.
Our services cover tree removal, tree trimming & pruning, stump grinding, emergency tree removal, tree health assessment, tree cabling & bracing, lot clearing and tree planting.
We are a service-area company with no walk-in office, rated 5.0 from 37 Google reviews, and reachable at (813) 735-2777.
We started in 2024 and have done about 100 jobs as of October 2026, with a crew of 3 to 4 people.
Our Broadway Tree Care crew does removals all through Beverly Hills, the 1960s planned community off CR 491 in Citrus County, and in Pine Ridge and Black Diamond around it. Pruning and the rest of our work in town is on tree service in Beverly Hills, and the removal service in general is on our tree removal service.
Related services and towns near Beverly Hills
A laurel oak planted next to a Beverly Hills carport in the 1960s is now far bigger than anyone planned for, and once it starts dropping limbs we take it down under control. We fell the parts that have room to fall, rig the rest and haul it all off.
Why Beverly Hills trees are a planned-community problem
Beverly Hills trees are a planned-community problem because they were planted with the houses, all in the same push after the community was laid out around 1960. The ground in this inland, north-central part of Citrus County is high and dry, near ninety-five feet of elevation, so the trees here are not fighting a high water table the way the coastal towns do.
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A development built in one push gets its trees in one push too, so whole streets carry the same laurel oaks, sand pines and water oaks that all went in around the same time and are all reaching the end of their useful life together. Many were set close to the house and the driveway because they were small then, and sixty years on they overhang the roof, lift the drive and crowd the power drop. That is the removal work we do most in Beverly Hills.
Because so many homes here are single-story and the lots are modest, the takedown is usually about protecting the house next door as much as your own. We rig limbs away from the neighbor's roof and the shared fence line rather than dropping them, and we keep the crew and the chipper off the septic drainfield that sits under a lot of these older yards.
Town background drawn from the Beverly Hills, Florida entry on Wikipedia, which records a New York developer, Sam Kellner, laying the community out on former cattle land and selling single-story homes to retirees from the north, all in one push, which is why the laurel oaks and sand pines here are now sixty-year-old trees outgrowing the lots together.
Getting to your removal in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills sits inland off the county highways, so getting a truck and chipper to the tree is rarely the hard part; the tight part is working beside the neighbor's home.
- County Road 491, the North Lecanto Highway, forms the northwestern edge of the community and is how we reach most streets
- US Route 41 is about four miles northeast by CR-491, and State Road 44 about five miles southwest, so the community is a short run off either
- The interior streets around the Central Ridge area are close-set single-story lots, where the work is rigging limbs away from the house next door
On a tight interior lot, tell us which side the neighbor's roof and your septic drainfield are on. That decides how we rig and land each piece.
Signs a tree in Beverly Hills needs to come out
- Roots lifting the driveway, the walk or the slab of a single-story home
- An old planted oak or pine leaning toward the house after years of standing straight
- Mushrooms or shelf fungus at the base or on the trunk
- A split or included-bark fork on a large water oak, common in trees planted this close together
- A big tree overhanging the roof or the power drop with a storm in the forecast
- Limbs already dropping onto the roof in ordinary rainy-season thunderstorms (May 25 to October 10 by the National Weather Service's dates), a warning for what a hurricane-season storm can do
If the base is sound and the trouble is overhead, we will quote reduction pruning instead. On these older planted trees, though, the roots into the slab are the reason removals happen most here.
Take the tree out in Beverly Hills, or prune it back?
On a Beverly Hills lot the first question is whether a mature planted tree actually needs removing, or whether reducing it buys you another decade, and we judge that from the tree's structure rather than its size.
| What we find | Usually removal | Often savable |
|---|---|---|
| Roots lifting the driveway or into the slab | Yes, the conflict only gets worse | No |
| Decay or fungus at the base of an old planted oak | Yes, structural | No |
| Overgrown canopy over the roof, trunk still sound | No | Yes, reduce the limbs and clear the roof |
| A split or included-bark fork on a big water oak | Yes, if it runs deep | A shallow one can be cabled |
| Sand pine dropping needles and limbs, base solid | Sometimes | Often, with a clearance prune |
We would rather prune a mature Beverly Hills tree back when the base is sound, and we recommend removal when the roots are into the slab or the trunk is decayed.
A real person answers, day or night
A tree that splits in an evening storm in Beverly Hills does not have to wait for Monday. We are open 24 hours, 7 days a week, holidays included, and a real person answers the phone, not a machine.
Our removal work
Photos from one of our own removal jobs: a leaning tree rigged with ropes, then the same yard with the tree down and cut into logs.
Where we work in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills is one of our busiest inland service areas, and we work the streets off CR 491 as well as Pine Ridge and Black Diamond around it. The listing below is our Google Business Profile, the same profile behind the 5.0 rating and 37 reviews.
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What Customers Say
5.0 stars across 37 Google reviews, serving Beverly Hills
Impressive work from start to finish! Broadway showed up on time, handle everything with care and left the yard spotless after a big job. Highly recommend Broadway Tree Care if you’re looking for reliable and skilled tree service.
Chambita IrahetaGoogle review · captured Sep 30, 2026
I had a tree stump removed from our front yard! These guys came and did great work and were fast and charged us a reasonable rate!
stevie hibbsStump removalGoogle review · captured Sep 30, 2026
Quick to respond upon initial contact and reasonable price.
Enrique CastilloGoogle review · captured Sep 30, 2026
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Tree removal in Beverly Hills: frequently asked questions
How much does tree removal cost in Beverly Hills, FL?
There is no flat rate, because price follows the tree's size and species, what sits underneath it, and how close it stands to the house and the lot line. An old oak rigged away from a neighbor's roof is a bigger job than one in an open corner. We quote on site, in writing, before any work starts.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Beverly Hills?
Beverly Hills has no city government of its own, so county rules apply to every removal, including the oaks and pines planted here in one push back when the neighborhood went in. We will point out what we can see on your lot, but the county office that issues the permit has the final say.
My Beverly Hills tree was planted too close to the house. Does it have to come out?
Not always: if the trunk and roots are sound, reducing limbs over the roof may be enough. Roots affecting a slab or driveway need assessment before a removal decision.
Will you protect my neighbor's property during a Beverly Hills takedown?
Yes. On Beverly Hills' tight single-story lots most of the skill is rigging limbs away from the shared fence and the neighbor's roof, and keeping the chipper off the septic drainfield. We plan the takedown around what sits next door before we start.
Will you take the wood away from my Beverly Hills property?
Yes, the removal quote includes hauling the trunk, limbs and brush and raking or blowing the yard clean. Stump grinding is priced separately.
The ground around Beverly Hills
Lecanto is about 5 miles down CR 491 to the south-west, and Crystal River is 7 miles further west on State Road 44, on the Gulf side of Citrus County. Both are mapped here; Hernando, east along CR 486, is in the cards below.
Tree removal in nearby towns
Two other removal pages: tree removal service in Crystal River, where the Kings Bay canal lots mean a lot of rigging, and tree removal service in Dunnellon, north on U.S. 41 in Marion County. Every town we cover in Citrus County, plus Dunnellon, is listed on the towns in our service area page.
Nearby towns around Beverly Hills
These are straight-line distances, centre to centre, not drive times. Town centres were geocoded 2026-08-18 with OpenStreetMap Nominatim, county-constrained and cross-checked against Wikipedia.
From Crystal River
Roads we runFrom Crystal River the usual approach is SR 44 east to Lecanto, then CR 491 northeast
Straight-line distanceAbout 7.9 miles on the map, not a drive time.
From Lecanto
Roads we runCounty Road 491, the North Lecanto Highway, forms the northwestern edge of the community
Straight-line distanceAbout 5 miles on the map, not a drive time.
From Hernando
Straight-line distanceAbout 5.6 miles on the map, not a drive time.
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