Tree removal prices depend mostly on height, then on how hard the tree is to reach and how risky it is to fell. Stump grinding and debris removal are often extra.
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Enter the height and job details. The calculator gives a typical price range in US dollars with the main items broken down.
removal = height (ft) × $8–$15, minimum $150–$400 × access and hazard factors + stump grinding $100–$400 + haul-away $75–$150 × number of trees × local factor
Ranges reflect typical published US price guides; actual quotes vary.
A 15 m (49 ft) tree with moderate access and stump grinding is likely to cost about $553–$1,249.
Most US homeowners pay roughly $400–$2,000, depending mainly on height, access and hazards.
Often not. It typically adds $100–$400 per stump.
They take more time, equipment such as cranes, and carry greater risk.
Sometimes. Many towns protect large or heritage trees; check before booking.
Trees over about 60 ft (18 m) commonly cost $1,000–$2,000 or more to remove, more near buildings or power lines.
Usually less than a standing tree of the same size, often 50–70% of the price, because no climbing or controlled felling is needed. Choose 'Already fallen' in the calculator.
Pines are priced like other trees by height; tall pines of 60–80 ft (18–24 m) often cost $1,000–$1,500.