Tree Service Company – A Clean Cut Tree Service & Stump Grinding, Inc.
A Clean Cut Tree Service & Stump Grinding, Inc. is a family-owned and operated business that has served Brevard County, Florida since 1990. Based in Melbourne, the company provides tree removal, tree trimming, pruning, shaping, stump grinding and removal, land clearing, and bobcat services across the Space Coast area and, as the firm states, all of Brevard County FL areas.
A particular strength noted by the company is hazardous tree removal and work in difficult-to-reach locations, including projects that other local tree services decline to take on. The firm emphasizes minimizing damage to surrounding landscapes during these jobs and staffs licensed, insured crew members. With more than 30 years of operation, it reports serving thousands of happy customers annually and maintaining high standards for both its ground crew and its skilled equipment operators.
Owner Robert Skinner offers free estimates to prospective clients and leads a business that serves property management companies, commercial clients, and residential customers throughout the region. As part of its guidance to homeowners, the company recommends that customers always obtain a certificate of liability insurance from any tree service provider they choose, a step it presents as protecting the property owner.
The combination of long tenure in Brevard County, attention to hazardous and hard-to-access removals, and an emphasis on insured, experienced crews defines how the firm presents its work to the local market. Its services span routine maintenance such as trimming and pruning as well as larger jobs including full removals, stump grinding, and land clearing supported by bobcat equipment.
Customers can contact the business at two phone numbers, (321) 243-7777 and (321) 259-4738. The company maintains a gallery on Google Maps and customer reviews on Facebook, and it promotes free estimates as a way to help clients address project challenges. Melbourne and the wider Brevard County community remain its primary service territory.