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National Estimated Cost for Tree removal & more...
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Here’s an estimated cost table for tree removal in the United States, covering small to large trees. These prices are approximate and may vary by region, tree type, and specific conditions.
Tree SizeAverage Cost (USD)
Small Tree (up to 30 ft) $150 - $400
Medium Tree (30 - 60 ft) $400 - $1,200
Large Tree (60 - 80 ft) $800 - $2,000
Extra-Large Tree (80+ ft) $1,500 - $3,000+
Additional Costs:
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Tree Stump Removal: $60 - $350 (depending on size)
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Fallen Tree Removal: $75 - $150 (smaller trees), $150 - $300+ (larger trees)
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Emergency Tree Removal: Adds 50-100% to the cost depending on urgency and timing (e.g., storm damage)
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Wood Chipping/Disposal: $50 - $100 (optional)
The actual price can vary based on accessibility, equipment needs, and risks such as proximity to structures or power lines.
Here’s a simple guide to hiring a tree company:
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Find Local Options: Check online reviews or ask friends and neighbors for recommendations.
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Verify Credentials: Make sure the company is certified, licensed (if required), and insured to cover accidents or damages.
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Get Quotes: Contact at least three companies for written estimates so you can compare prices.
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Ask About Equipment and Safety: Confirm they have the right tools and follow safety rules, especially for big or risky jobs.
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Discuss Cleanup: Check if they’ll handle stump grinding, wood chipping, and remove all debris after the job.
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Set a Timeline: Agree on when they’ll do the work and ensure they have any permits needed.
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Clarify Payment Terms: Assure everyone is on the same page.
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Get It in Writing: Have a contract that covers all details, including costs, cleanup, and any guarantees.
Following these steps will help you find a reputable tree company with fair pricing and safe practices.
