Tree Removal Cost Estimator

How tall is the tree?

A rough guess is fine — we measure it on site.

Small — under 30 ft (ornamental / small yard tree)Medium — 30 to 60 ftLarge — 60 to 80 ft (mature oak, poplar, pine)Very large — over 80 ft

How many trees like this?

What condition is it in?

Dead and brittle trees are more dangerous to take down, which raises the cost.

Healthy and stableDeclining or partly deadDead, brittle, or storm-damaged

What is around the tree?

A tree with room to fall is far cheaper than one that must be roped down piece by piece.

Open area — room to drop itNear a fence, shed, or drivewayClose to the house or power lines

Is it leaning? Straight, or leaning away from anythingLeaning toward a structure

How hard is it to reach with equipment?

Backyard trees and tight lots take more labor than a tree a truck can pull right up to.

Easy — truck can get right to itModerate — back yard, gate accessDifficult — tight lot or a crane may be needed

Add stump grinding? No — leave the stumpYes — grind the stump below grade

Haul away the wood and debris? Leave the wood on siteHaul everything away

Is the tree storm-damaged or already down?

A tree that has fallen, split, or is hung up is under tension and takes more rigging and care than a standing tree, which raises the cost.

No — the tree is standing and this can be scheduledYes — storm damage, fallen, split, or hung up