Tree Removal & Replanting in Gotha, FL

Thoughtful removals as part of a healthy landscape — and we replant where you want.

Yes — Sacred Tree Service provides tree removal & replanting in Gotha, FL. We work Gotha from our Apopka, FL base, about 17 miles away and well inside our 50-mile service radius. Licensed, insured, workers’ comp, ISA Certified Arborists on staff, and free in-person estimates usually scheduled within 1–3 business days. Call (321) 204-8459.

Gotha’s protected rural settlement keeps a century-old canopy along Hempel Avenue beside newer lakefront subdivisions — mature trees needing careful preservation work and young trees needing early structure. Our crew handles each job from in-person estimate through cleanup — one process, fully licensed and insured.

About tree removal & replanting in Gotha

Removals happen for good reasons: a tree has reached the end of its safe life, a property is being reshaped, or a tree has outgrown its space. A certified arborist on staff assesses every removal carefully, and we’ll always tell you when a tree is worth saving. Where you’d like, we replant — keeping the cycle going.

Tree care in Gotha

Gotha is a small unincorporated community in west Orange County, tucked between Ocoee and Windermere and protected by the county as a rural settlement and, since 1995, a historic preservation district. Its historic core along Hempel Avenue and Gotha Road keeps a century-old canopy — including the six-acre Nehrling Gardens, one of Florida’s earliest experimental botanical gardens, running down to Lake Nally — while the subdivisions that have grown up around Lake Fischer and along Old Winter Garden Road carry much younger plantings. Work here splits accordingly: crown cleaning, deadwood removal, and preservation pruning on the old settlement trees, and structural pruning on the newer stock.

Common trees & palms here: live oak, laurel oak, camphor, sabal palm, southern magnolia, bald cypress.

Areas we cover around Gotha: Nehrling Gardens, Hempel Avenue, Lake Nally, Lake Fischer.

Serving Gotha and nearby

Sacred Tree Service is based in Apopka, FL — roughly 17 miles from Gotha — and works across Orange County, FL and the broader Central Florida region within a 50-mile service radius.

What to expect

  1. Free estimate. Call or request a visit; we walk the job with you on-site.
  2. Written quote. Clear scope, no surprises, no hidden fees.
  3. Schedule the work. Most jobs are scheduled within 1–2 weeks; emergencies sooner.
  4. Crew arrives. We complete the work, clean up, and walk through the finished site.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you provide tree removal & replanting in Gotha?

Yes. Sacred Tree Service serves Gotha and Orange County for tree removal & replanting. We're based in Apopka, FL — about 17 miles from Gotha, well inside our 50-mile service radius.

How quickly can you respond in Gotha?

Most Gotha estimates are scheduled within 1–3 business days. Storm damage and emergency calls are prioritized — we’ll do our best to get a crew out the same day during active storm response.

How much does tree removal cost in Central Florida?

Residential tree removal in the Orlando metro typically runs $800–$4,500 depending on size, access, proximity to structures, and disposal. A 30-foot pine in an open yard sits at the low end ($800–$1,200). A 70-foot live oak overhanging a house and pool with crane access runs $4,500–$12,000+. Stump grinding is usually quoted with the removal ($200–$650 per stump) so you see one all-in number. We quote in person, in writing, and stand behind the number.

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Central Florida?

Often, yes. Many Central Florida municipalities — including parts of Orange County, the City of Orlando, Winter Park, Maitland, Seminole County, and others — protect certain species (especially mature live oaks) under local tree ordinances. Removal often requires a permit, an arborist’s written justification, and sometimes a mitigation planting plan. We help homeowners navigate the permit process and submit what the municipality needs.

Page updated September 30, 2026.