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Permit requirements vary by city and county. In Florida, many residential tree removals on your own property don't require a permit, but some cities (especially in the Panhandle) have tree ordinances. Check with Navarre or your county code enforcement office before removal. Your tree service should know local rules.
Most homeowners insurance covers tree removal only if the tree fell due to a covered cause (like a storm). Coverage is often capped at $500–$1,000 per tree or about 5% of your dwelling coverage. Storm damage is more likely to be covered than a healthy tree you want removed. Check your policy or call your agent.
Avoid crews that: (1) don't have a visible license number, (2) demand cash-only upfront, (3) show up door-to-door right after a storm offering deals, (4) pressure you to sign immediately, (5) claim to be licensed by insurance. Legitimate crews have verifiable licensing, insurance, references, and don't high-pressure sales. Always call a few services before choosing.