Tree Service Tampa FL is a free phone number and this website. When a tree near your home needs attention, you call, an automated assistant takes the details, and the call goes to an independent, locally owned tree service company that serves your part of Tampa Bay.
Who runs it
The line is a d/b/a of Dominion Digital Group, a small digital business that started Tree Service Tampa FL in 2026. Dominion Digital Group runs the phone number, the automated assistant that answers it and this website. There is no tree crew behind the name, no office where estimates are written and no arborist on staff, because none of that is what the business does.
- 2026Year the line started
- 24/7Hours the automated assistant answers
- 3 countiesHillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas
- $0What a caller pays the line
Why the line exists
Tree work is a job most homeowners hire out a few times in their lives, often in a hurry, so it is hard to know who actually comes out to a given street.
One number for any tree job
Removal, trimming, a stump, a palm, a limb on the fence after a summer storm. You do not have to work out which kind of company handles which job before you call.
Answered at any hour
Trees tend to come down at night and on weekends. The assistant picks up whenever you call, and a company calls you back if the transfer does not connect.
A local company on the phone
The call goes to an independent, locally owned company that works in your part of the bay area, which hears a short summary of your job before it picks up.
What the line is not
It helps to be blunt about this, because a phone number with "tree service" in the name can sound like a tree company.
Not this
- A tree service company or a contractor
- A source of prices, discounts or estimates
- A licensing body, inspector or insurer
- A party to your agreement with the company
This
- A free number answered 24/7 by an automated assistant
- A way to reach an independent local tree company
- A website that explains permits, costs and hiring
- Open about being paid referral fees by companies
The companies callers reach are separate businesses. Each one looks at the tree, sets its own price, does its own work and is paid by the homeowner. The line does not know whether a given company is insured or employs a certified arborist, and it does not claim they are. That is why this site keeps telling you to ask.
The area it covers
The line takes calls from across the three counties around Tampa Bay. In Hillsborough County that means Tampa itself, from South Tampa to New Tampa, and suburbs such as Brandon, Riverview, Valrico and Temple Terrace. In Pasco it reaches from Wesley Chapel and Land O' Lakes out to Zephyrhills. In Pinellas it covers places such as St. Petersburg, Clearwater and Largo. Give your city or ZIP code when you call so the assistant can route you to a company working nearby. The full list is on the service areas page.
How this site helps you check a company
Florida does not license tree trimmers or tree removal companies at the state level, and the line does not screen anyone, so the pages here focus on what you can verify yourself before work starts.
- Insurance you can confirm.Ask for a certificate of general liability insurance sent by the company's insurance agent, and for proof of workers' compensation or a state exemption, which you can search in the Florida Division of Workers' Compensation databases.
- Credentials you can look up.An ISA certified arborist has a certification number that anyone can check in the ISA's online directory.
- Permits you can ask about.The City of Tampa requires a permit to remove most trees with a trunk 5 inches or more in diameter, and a state law, section 163.045 of the Florida Statutes, lets the owner of a single-family home skip local permits when an ISA certified arborist or a Florida licensed landscape architect documents that a tree poses an unacceptable risk. The permit guide explains both.
- Prices you can compare.The removal cost and trimming cost guides quote published ranges, name where they come from and say plainly that real quotes vary.
Check the company yourself. Florida has no statewide license for tree trimming or tree removal, so a truck and a business card prove very little. Ask the company for a certificate of general liability insurance sent by its insurance agent, proof of workers' compensation coverage, and the ISA certification number of its arborist. A company that sprays or treats trees for hire needs a pesticide license from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. You can confirm an ISA certification with the ISA's credential lookup (opens in a new tab).
Every guide lists its sources at the bottom. If something on the site is wrong or out of date, the sources are there so you can check the original.
Tree Removal Cost in Tampa
Published tree removal price ranges, what moves a Tampa Bay quote up or down, and what a removal should include.
Tree Trimming Cost in Tampa
What tree and palm trimming usually costs according to published guides, and how to compare quotes fairly.
Tampa Tree Removal Permit Guide
When the City of Tampa, Hillsborough, Pasco or Pinellas County wants a permit, and what Florida law says about risky trees on residential lots.
Can You Get a Tree Removed for Free in Tampa?
When the city, the power company, insurance or a neighbor pays, and when the tree is yours to deal with.
How Often to Trim Trees in Tampa
Trimming cycles for oaks, pines and palms in the Tampa Bay climate, and the best time of year to schedule the work.
How this line works: Tree Service Tampa FL is a free phone line, not a tree service company. It does not trim, remove, quote or schedule tree work and holds no license or arborist certification. Calls are transferred to independent, locally owned tree service companies in the Tampa Bay area. Those companies may pay Tree Service Tampa FL a referral fee. You never pay the line. How it works.