What Tree Service Orlando FL is
Tree Service Orlando FL is a free phone line for tree work in the Orlando area. It started in 2026 and is a d/b/a of Dominion Digital Group.
When you call (689) 407-5379, an automated assistant answers, asks what kind of tree work you need, takes your name, callback number, city or ZIP and a description of the tree, and transfers you to an independent, locally owned tree service company that works in your part of Central Florida. That company hears a short summary before it picks up. If it cannot answer, your details are passed along so it can call you back.
The line takes calls from Orlando and the cities around it in Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Lake counties and west Volusia County.
What it is not
It is worth being plain about this, because plenty of tree service sites blur it. Tree Service Orlando FL is not a tree company. It has no arborists, no climbers, no bucket trucks, no cranes and no stump grinders. It holds no license or certification. It does not look at trees, recommend work, quote, schedule, supervise or vouch for anything, and it never charges the people who call. The company you are connected with does all of that, and answers to you directly.
What you can count on
- The line answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Calling and being connected costs you nothing
- Your call goes to an independent company that serves your area
- Every page on this site names its sources
What the line will never claim
- That it trims, removes or assesses trees itself
- Reviews, ratings, awards or job counts it does not have
- Licenses, insurance or certifications on anyone's behalf
- Prices, arrival times or promises on someone else's work
How the line is paid
The independent tree service companies the line connects callers with may pay Tree Service Orlando FL a referral fee. That is the whole business model. You are never billed by the line, and the line does not set, see or add to the price a company quotes you.
Because of that arrangement, treat the company you are put through to exactly as you would treat a company you found yourself. Ask for its certificate of insurance, ask for its arborist's credentials, get the price in writing, and do not feel rushed into a decision.
Why the site reads the way it does
Most of this website is not about the phone line. It is about trees in Central Florida: why so many laurel oaks planted decades ago are failing now, what Florida law says about removing a risky tree at home, how palms should and should not be trimmed, what insurance usually pays after a storm, and what a careful crew does near a roof, a pool cage or a power line. The aim is that you know enough to ask good questions, whoever you hire.
Every fact on these pages comes from a source you can check, listed at the bottom of each page: University of Florida IFAS Extension publications, Florida Statutes, city and county websites, utilities and federal agencies. Where a fact could not be verified, it was left out. Prices are never the line's prices. When a page quotes a cost range, it names who published it and says plainly that real quotes vary.
The site also avoids telling anyone to climb a tree, run a chainsaw overhead or work near a line. Those are jobs for trained crews. What you will find instead are the safe checks you can make from the ground and the questions that separate a careful company from a careless one.
Check the company yourself. Florida has no state license for tree trimming or removal, so ask the company for a certificate of general liability and workers' compensation insurance, and for the ISA certification number of its arborist. You can confirm a certification with the ISA's credential lookup (opens in a new tab).