Timber Pines Community Association runs The Lodge, the social center of a gated 55-plus community on Timber Pines Boulevard in Spring Hill, Florida. Residents gather here for events, dining, and club meetings.

Mature live oaks, laurel oaks, slash pines, and sabal palms line the fairways and streets. Sandy soil and summer storms put stress on all of them. You protect your trees with regular trimming, deadwood removal, and a look at root health after each storm. Early care prevents costly storm damage. Tree work near Timber Pines Community Association is a short trip for our Spring Hill crew, so help arrives quickly after a storm.

Local Tree Care for Timber Pines Homes

Barto Stumps and Tree Service is a local team based in Spring Hill, and Timber Pines is part of our regular route. Our licensed arborists handle tree trimming, tree removal, tree cutting, stump grinding, and emergency tree service.

We know how laurel oaks decay early and how queen palms struggle in strong wind. We adjust each plan to your lot, your trees, and the sandy soil under them. Homeowners in Timber Pines, Brookridge, and High Point trust our crews because we show up on time, carry full insurance, and clean every yard. Call us for a free written estimate today.

The Right Tools for Your Yard

Timber Pines has flat, sandy ground that drains fast and gives roots little grip. Barto Stumps and Tree Service adjusts each job to that soil and to Florida’s wet summers and storm winds.

We prefer hand work to protect your lawn, irrigation lines, and golf course turf. We use climbing gear, rigging ropes, hand saws, pole saws, and a wood chipper to lower limbs in small pieces.

A stump grinder removes stumps without digging up the yard. When no other option exists, we bring a bucket truck or crane. This approach keeps crews safe, protects nature, and limits soil damage.

Barto Stumps and Tree Service Route to Timber Pines Community Association

The drive is about 9.4 miles and takes our crew roughly 19 minutes.

Our crew leaves 2066 Gold Rd and heads toward Tubeck St, then turns left.
A right turn onto Whitewood Ave follows, about 0.6 miles down the road.
Next comes a left onto Spring Hill Dr, where we stay for 5.2 miles.
We turn right onto Deltona Blvd and drive another 1.5 miles.
From there, Grand Club Dr S leads 1.9 miles into Timber Pines.
The Lodge on Timber Pines Blvd is our final stop, so we pull in.