Under the Mango Tree FLK

05/11/2024

10/23/2023

New crew shirts are in!

10/12/2023

That looks amazing

Mind blowing wood kitchen islands! 🤯🤯
https://inspiringdesigns.net/giant-raw-edge-wood-kitchen-islands/

09/21/2023

Reminder to get your trees trimmed off your roof. Branches and palm fronds touching will damage your roof, they will rub off the asphalt on shingles and galvanized or paint off of metal roof. The debris left on the roof will also hold  moisture and mold. Call me today for a free estimate.

08/25/2023

The City wants to remind property owners that trimming coconuts on private property is your responsibility. The City’s Community Services Department is working to ensure that all coconuts on public property are properly trimmed for the safety of the community. Coconuts can become dangerous projectiles even in a tropical storm!

08/01/2023

There are so many benefits you can reap from coconuts! We have free fresh coconuts almost daily! Call us to schedule your tree trimming! Licensed and Insured.

07/23/2023

There isn’t a stump to tough or space to tight! Call us today for stump removals.

07/18/2023

We offer bobcat services for those major undertakings. Call us today for a free estimate. Licensed and Insured.

06/30/2023

Climbing into the holiday weekend!

06/28/2023

Call us to help with your Hurricane Chores. Licensed and Insured.
305-394-7288

The City of Key West wants to remind the community to be sure your coconut trees are free of coconuts.
Though the track of Tropical Storm Brett is uncertain this early in its formation, it’s a strong reminder to have hurricane chores done. Coconuts and even mangoes can become dangerous projectiles in even a mild storm.
The City wants to remind property owners that trimming coconuts is your responsibility. The City’s Community Services Department is working to ensure that all coconuts on public property are properly trimmed for the safety of the community.

06/27/2023

Do you know the name of this beautiful tree with cotton candy pink pompom blooms? Hummingbirds love them! BUT, these trees are also an invasive species in North America. Their rapid growth often crowds out native plants, which disrupts the ecosystem where the tree takes root. Those pretty pink pom poms can be messy and destructive too!