Martin's Tree Solution is a family-run, licensed and insured tree service based in Miami Gardens, FL 33055. Since October 2017 we've handled tree removal, tree trimming, palm pruning and stump grinding for Miami Gardens homeowners — with a free on-site estimate and a written quote before any work starts.
Miami Gardens is where we're based, so a job here is close to home — from Carol City and Norwood to Andover, Lake Lucerne, Bunche Park and Scott Lake. Most of these yards were planted decades ago, and it shows: mango and avocado trees that have grown over the roof, black olives dropping limbs onto the driveway, ficus hedges that turned into trees, and royal and coconut palms nobody has cleaned in years.
Most Miami Gardens calls are one of four jobs: a tree that has to come out before it lands on the house; a canopy that needs to be cut back off the roof and off the line from the pole to the house; palms that need dead fronds and coconuts taken down before hurricane season; or a stump somebody else left behind that has to be ground out so the yard can be sodded again.
We're licensed and insured, we speak English and Spanish, and the estimate is free — we come to the house, walk the job with you and write the quote before anything is cut. Call or text (786) 585-3351, Monday to Saturday, 8:30 AM to 6 PM.
Four things that come up on almost every Miami Gardens job.
Fruit trees planted when the houses were new are now 30–40 feet tall. Branches resting on the roof hold moisture, fill the gutters with leaves and fruit, and give rats a bridge into the attic. Often the tree can stay: a proper reduction cut takes the weight off the house without butchering the tree.
Black olives (Bucida) and ficus grow fast and drop heavy limbs, and ficus roots go looking for water and sewer lines and lift slabs. When a ficus is right against the house or the pipes, removal plus stump grinding is usually the honest answer.
Dead fronds, seed stalks and coconuts turn into projectiles in a storm. The right trim takes off what is dead or hanging below horizontal and leaves the green crown — the 'hurricane cut' that strips a palm bare actually weakens it.
Miami Gardens is its own city, and removing a tree can require a city permit; routine trimming usually doesn't. Ask at the free estimate before you cut anything big, and see our FAQ on permits.
What Miami Gardens residents ask before booking us.
In Miami Gardens, FL 33055. We work all of Miami-Dade and all of Broward, but Miami Gardens is home — so the trip to your house is a short one.
Tree removal, tree trimming, palm tree pruning, stump grinding, bush trimming, garden and lot clearance, sod (grass) installation and tree planting — plus fallen-tree clean-up after storms and commercial property contracts.
Rough ranges for Miami-Dade in 2026 dollars: simple removals (smaller trees, clear drop zone, no permit) $300–$700; medium jobs (30–50 ft trees, sectional rigging, light permit) $800–$2,000; large/technical (60+ ft trees over structures, specimen permits, mitigation plantings) $2,500–$5,000+. Stump grinding bundled with removal: typically $80–$300 per stump depending on diameter. Your real price is the written quote we give you on-site. More detail: how much it costs to remove a tree in Miami.
Yes — se habla español. The owner and crew speak English and Spanish, so you can do the whole job in Spanish, from the estimate to the final walk-through. Esta página en español.
Yes — Monday to Saturday, 8:30 AM to 6 PM. Call or text (786) 585-3351 to set up your free estimate.
We'll come walk the property with you, write the quote in front of you, and answer every question before a single cut.
