Panorama Tree Care Marks 25 Years of Local Tree Services in Tampa Bay

Tampa Bay's local tree care industry has a seasoned veteran in Panorama Tree Care, which is celebrating 25 years of professional service across Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Manatee Counties. Founded in 2000 by ISA-Certified Arborist Tony Padgett, the company has grown from a local service provider to a regional leader in comprehensive tree management.

Over its two-and-a-half-decade history, Panorama Tree Care has served more than 24,000 customers, establishing a reputation for safety-focused, expert tree care solutions. The company's approach combines certified arborist knowledge with specialized equipment to address the unique environmental challenges of Florida's urban and coastal landscapes.

The company's service portfolio extends far beyond basic tree trimming, offering sophisticated solutions including hazardous tree removal, structural pruning, stump grinding, root barrier installation, and Florida Department of Environmental Protection-compliant mangrove trimming. Each project begins with a free on-site evaluation by a certified professional, ensuring a tailored approach to each client's specific tree care needs.

Panorama Tree Care's commitment to excellence has been recognized through multiple Super Service Awards from Angie's List, reflecting consistent customer satisfaction and professional standards. By maintaining a locally owned operational model, the company has developed deep roots in the communities it serves, with offices strategically located in Tampa, Brandon, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, and Bradenton.

Beyond commercial services, the company has positioned itself as a proactive participant in urban forest preservation. By emphasizing responsible tree care practices and providing expert guidance, Panorama Tree Care contributes to maintaining the ecological health and aesthetic value of the Tampa Bay region's green spaces.

As the company enters its next quarter-century, it continues to demonstrate that professional tree care is about more than maintenance—it's about understanding local ecosystems, prioritizing safety, and supporting community environmental health.