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FPL’s qualified tree-trimming contractors perform the work using “directional pruning.” This method is a professional technique of pruning trees away from power lines, removing entire branches and limbs up to the main trunk of the tree, where trees normally shed them.

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FPL uses only utility-qualified professional tree-trimming contractors, such as Asplundh Tree Expert Company, Burford's Tree Surgeons Inc. and Lewis Tree Service Inc., to manage the trees and plants around our power lines and equipment. The contractors are leaders in the field of utility arboriculture and utilize proven industry-standard pruning techniques.

To assure reliable service for our customers, FPL follows a preventive maintenance program to regularly clear tree branches and limbs from electrical equipment and lines to help prevent outages. FPL will only prune or trim branches and limbs that can potentially cause safety hazards and power outages by brushing against or falling upon power lines during windy weather.

Whether you're planting a tree, preparing your property for storm season or picking fruit, remember to stay safe and stay far away from power lines at all times.

Back To Ensuring Reliable Service Trees and Power Lines. Clearing the line for safe, reliable power. Tree Trimming Contractors. treeclean.bar is optimized for the following browsers and mobile operating systems: IE 9+, Firefox 31+, Chrome 37+, Safari +, Apple iOS 7+ and Android 4+. FPL Tree Facts. FPL operates more than 75, miles of overhead power lines. Trees and plants making contact with power lines are among the leading causes of outages.

Each year FPL trims trees and plants from 15, miles of power lines throughout its service area. FPL’s line-clearing program will only target trees and other vegetation that can interfere with or damage power lines and equipment.

Some grow tall, some grow wide and some have extensive root systems.

The amount of pruning varies by tree and location, and our specially trained line-clearing professionals will consider each tree’s species, growth rate, health and the relative location to electrical lines and equipment before pruning. electric service to all the customers who get their power from that line.

While this means FPL does not schedule individual requests for tree-trimming around power lines, that information can be used to plan future maintenance. If a tree condition needs attention outside of regular maintenance, FPL.