Palm tree trimming in St. Cloud, FL
Clean palms. Clean property.
Dead fronds and seed pods off, the yard raked clean underneath. One palm or an entire property.
Palm trimming
Dead fronds off. Green head stays.
Overgrown palms drag down an otherwise good-looking property fast.
Brown fronds hang down the trunk, and seed stalks drop fruit on the pool deck and driveway.
The next storm turns those dead fronds into debris all over the yard. One proper trim fixes all of it.
We take off the dead and dying fronds and the seed pods, and leave the healthy green head in place.
The goal is a clean, natural crown, not a bare pole. Stripping a palm too far can weaken it.
Washingtonia, queen, cabbage and date palms all grow in St. Cloud yards, and each grows differently.
Tall palms are climbed or reached with equipment, and every frond leaves in our truck, not your trash can.
What’s included
Palm trimming, done right.
- Palm tree trimming
- Dead frond removal
- Seed pod and fruit stalk removal
- Residential and commercial properties
- Removal of dead or leaning palms
- Debris cleanup and haul-away
Palms that are due
- Brown fronds hanging below the green head
- Seed stalks or fruit dropping on the pool deck or drive
- Fronds touching the roof, gutters or screen
- A row of entrance palms that no longer match
- Hurricane season coming up
Free estimates. Licensed and insured. Family-owned in St. Cloud.
A tall palm with a clean, trimmed crown in front of a yellow two-story home. 
Before and after a palm trim beside a Mediterranean-style home with a fountain. 
Before and after a palm trimming: a tall palm with a skirt of dead fronds, then clean with a green crown.
Where
Palm trimming near you.
Based in St. Cloud, on the job across Osceola County and up to Lake Nona.
- Palm trimming in St. CloudDead fronds and seed pods off yard, pool and entrance palms.Home base
- Palm trimming in KissimmeeQueen, Washingtonia and cabbage palms cleaned up, one palm or a whole street.About 25 min
- Palm trimming in HarmonyFront-bed and pool palms kept clean of dead fronds and seed pods.About 10 min
- Palm trimming in NarcoosseePalms in new-build front yards kept clean and storm-ready.About 12 min
- Palm trimming in Lake NonaEntrance, pool and front-yard palms kept clean on a schedule.About 30 min
How often do palms need trimming?
Most yard palms look best with a trim once or twice a year, often right before hurricane season. Fast-growing palms that drop a lot of fruit may want more.
Do you trim palms for businesses and HOAs?
Yes. We trim residential and commercial properties, from one palm by the pool to a row along an entrance.
Should I cut green fronds off before a hurricane?
Taking off dead and hanging fronds helps. Stripping healthy green fronds doesn’t make a palm safer and can weaken it.
Free estimates
Tell us about the tree.
Call, text a photo, or send the form. We’ll set up a time to look at it and give you a straight answer and a price, free.
- Call or text(321) 443-3268
- Emailcrjoutdoorsllc@gmail.com
- Based in1900 Pine Grove Rd, St Cloud, FL 34771
- HoursMon–Fri 8 AM–6 PM · Sat 9 AM–4 PM
Mon–Fri 8–6 · Sat 9–4