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Palm Tree Removal in St. Louis, MO

Palm Tree Removal in St. Louis, MO: palms are removed differently from hardwood trees. Locally, city Permit to Maintain: Any pruning, spraying or removal of a city tree requires a Division of Forestry permit, issued only to services with an ISA Certified Arborist.
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Tree problems in St. Louis, MO that call for palm tree removal

  1. 1

    City Permit to Maintain

    Any pruning, spraying or removal of a city tree requires a Division of Forestry permit, issued only to services with an ISA Certified Arborist.

  2. 2

    Pin oak decline

    Alkaline soils cause chlorosis and dieback in the city's many pin oaks.

  3. 3

    Ice storms and spring storms

    Freezing rain and severe thunderstorms bring down brittle limbs onto alleys, garages and lines.

What palm tree removal covers

Palms are removed differently from hardwood trees.

How palm tree removal works, step by step · part of tree removal

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Trees in St. Louis, MO that most often need palm tree removal

Pin oak
Very common; chlorosis and decline
Silver maple
Large, brittle; ice and wind breakage
Sweetgum
Surface roots lift sidewalks and walks

Tree rules and permits in St. Louis, MO

  • The City Tree Ordinance (Ordinance 68607) requires a Permit to Maintain from the Division of Forestry for any pruning, spraying or removal of a city tree.
  • Permits are issued only to commercial tree services with at least one ISA Certified Arborist on staff and current licenses. The owner or the contractor may apply.
  • Report problems with city trees to the Division of Forestry; trees on private property are the owner's responsibility.

Sources (checked 2026-10-01)

Rules change and details depend on your exact property. Confirm with the city or county before work starts. This isn't legal advice.

What affects the price of palm tree removal in St. Louis, MO

The usual drivers are size, access, what's under the tree and cleanup; see the full list for palm tree removal.

In St. Louis, MO: Brick homes on narrow lots with alleys behind, detached garages, and overhead lines along the alley. Most backyard trees are accessed and removed from the alley, often in sections over garages.

Palm Tree Removal in St. Louis, MO: common questions

Do I need a permit for palm Tree Removal in St. Louis, MO?

The City Tree Ordinance (Ordinance 68607) requires a Permit to Maintain from the Division of Forestry for any pruning, spraying or removal of a city tree. Permits are issued only to commercial tree services with at least one ISA Certified Arborist on staff and current licenses. The owner or the contractor may apply.

Which trees in St. Louis, MO most often need palm tree removal?

Pin oak: very common; chlorosis and decline Silver maple: large, brittle; ice and wind breakage Sweetgum: surface roots lift sidewalks and walks

City Permit to Maintain: what does it mean for palm tree removal in St. Louis, MO?

Any pruning, spraying or removal of a city tree requires a Division of Forestry permit, issued only to services with an ISA Certified Arborist.

Pin oak decline: what does it mean for palm tree removal in St. Louis, MO?

Alkaline soils cause chlorosis and dieback in the city's many pin oaks.

Ice storms and spring storms: what does it mean for palm tree removal in St. Louis, MO?

Freezing rain and severe thunderstorms bring down brittle limbs onto alleys, garages and lines.

How do access and lot layout in St. Louis, MO affect palm tree removal?

Brick homes on narrow lots with alleys behind, detached garages, and overhead lines along the alley. Most backyard trees are accessed and removed from the alley, often in sections over garages.

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