Hialeah relocations are usually palms and smaller shade trees moved for an addition, a pool, or a new driveway, and we replant them where they will not fight the house again.
Hialeah is a city of tight single family lots, backyard mangos and avocados, ficus hedges that grew into trees, and commercial strips along Okeechobee Road and West 49th Street.
Sometimes a homeowner wants to keep a healthy palm or a favorite tree but needs the space for construction. On a tight Hialeah lot, moving it means planning a clear path, digging through rocky soil, and having the new spot ready before the tree comes out. Our ISA Certified Arborist decides whether the tree is a good candidate, and the relocation follows ANSI A300.
Before any regulated tree work we coordinate with the City of Hialeah and, where it applies, Miami Dade County. An ISA Certified Arborist on our team reviews the trees with you. Call (305) 615-9169 or send your plan or photos with the form below.
Lots are close together, so most trees here come down in sections over fences, roofs, and the neighbor's yard. Ficus roots under slabs, driveways, and plumbing are one of the most common problems we see.
The trees we see most in Hialeah, and how we handle each one.
Tree Relocation across Miami Dade and Broward. See the main page.
Answers to the questions we hear most. Do not see yours? Call (305) 615-9169 or send it with the form below.
Send the address and what you need. If you have a tree disposition plan, a mitigation plan, a survey, or photos, attach them and we will price it tree by tree.
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Barraza Industries LLC
Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach
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