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Tree Removal Cost Calculator (2026)

Estimate tree removal cost by tree size, access and state — then request local tree service pricing.

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Last updated: 2026-10-25 · How we calculate · Data: U.S. Census, BLS, EIA, DOE · Report an error · Project checklist

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What drives the price

Tree removal price is driven by height and trunk diameter, lean, proximity to structures or power lines, equipment access, stump grinding, cleanup and local permits. Hazardous removals cost far more than open-lot work.

Cost by state

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FAQ

How much does tree removal cost?

Small trees run $200–$500; medium trees $500–$1,000; large trees $1,000–$2,000. Hazardous removals near structures can exceed $4,000.

Is stump grinding included?

Usually not. Stump grinding adds roughly $100–$400 per stump depending on diameter.

Do I need a permit?

Many cities require a permit to remove protected or street trees; check with your city arborist before booking.

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