Kari's Tree Service

09/04/2026

After a storm passes through North Florida, it's tempting to grab a chainsaw and start clearing a downed limb or a leaning tree before anyone else can get out to help. That's usually when the real danger starts.

A tree that's already been stressed by wind can be holding tension in ways that aren't obvious from the ground. Limbs that look stable can be barber-chaired or under spring load, and a leaning tree can shift or drop without warning once a cut is made. Add in the chance of hidden power lines tangled in a downed canopy, and a storm-damaged tree becomes one of the riskier DIY projects a homeowner can take on.

If a tree is leaning, split, or resting on a structure after a storm, it's worth having a professional take a look before anyone gets near it with a saw.

Have you ever had storm damage on your property that turned out to be more complicated than it looked at first?

09/02/2026

🌳 Wait until the end to see what it’s really like to watch a tree come down when the professionals are at work! 👀💥

From start to finish, this is precision, skill, and experience in action. 🪚🌲

08/31/2026

👋 Meet John Kari, owner of 🌳 Kari’s Tree Service.

✨ Where exceptional tree care meets North Florida.

From meticulous tree care to a higher standard of service, we’re committed to protecting and enhancing your property with professionalism, precision, and pride.

🌿 Elevated tree care. Exceptional service.
🌳 Proudly serving North Florida.

08/31/2026

🌳 Florida’s Luxury Tree Service
📍 Proudly Serving North Florida
Lake City • Gainesville • Alachua • Ocala • St. Augustine • Jacksonville & Beyond
☎️ Call Today: 386-697-5668

08/30/2026

08/30/2026

Another wonderful day here at Kari’s tree service

08/30/2026

We will be doing the raffle at 2pm today, the entries are closed, good luck, and can’t wait to make a couple of kids very happy. ’s tree service

08/28/2026

Licensed and insured isn't just a line on a website; it is what protects a property if something goes wrong during a tree job.

Every storm season brings a wave of unlicensed crews offering cheap, fast tree removal with no real accountability if a limb falls the wrong way or equipment causes damage.

A properly licensed and insured company carries coverage that protects the homeowner's property and the crew doing the work. That protection matters most on larger jobs involving big trees near a house, power lines, or a neighbor's property line.

Asking for proof of licensing and insurance before any work begins is a reasonable and simple way to protect a property.

08/25/2026

Cutting out the top of this 120 foot pine tree