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Cost guide · Updated 2026

How much does tree removal cost?

Tree removal costs $300 to $2,000 per tree, with a national average of about $1,150. Trees under 30 feet cost $150 to $500 to remove, and trees over 80 feet cost $1,200 to $2,700. Stump grinding is usually priced separately.

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National averages

Tree Removal · 2026

  • Small tree, under 30 ft

    $150–$500

  • Medium tree, 30–60 ft

    $300–$1,000

  • Large tree, 60–80 ft

    $650–$2,000

  • Very large tree, over 80 ft

    $1,200–$2,700

Typical, per tree

$300–$2,000

Sourced from published data

Typical price

Typical price

$300–$2,000

per tree · source: HomeGuide

Price ranges
  • Small tree, under 30 ft$150–$500
  • Medium tree, 30–60 ft$300–$1,000
  • Large tree, 60–80 ft$650–$2,000
  • Very large tree, over 80 ft$1,200–$2,700
  • Stump grinding, first stump$120–$400
  • Each additional stump$30–$60
  • Fallen tree removal$100–$600

National averages. Labor costs differ a lot from one area to the next, so use these to sanity-check a quote, then compare two or three local pros for the same job.

Tree Removal prices, national averages
JobTypical price
Small tree, under 30 ftHomeGuide$150–$500
Medium tree, 30–60 ftHomeGuide$300–$1,000
Large tree, 60–80 ftHomeGuide$650–$2,000
Very large tree, over 80 ftHomeGuide$1,200–$2,700
Stump grinding, first stumpHomeGuide$120–$400
Each additional stumpHomeGuide$30–$60
Fallen tree removalHomeGuide$100–$600
Emergency or storm removalHomeGuide$150–$250 per hour

What changes the price

  • Tree height and trunk width
  • How close it is to the house, fences or power lines
  • Whether the stump is ground and the wood hauled away
  • Emergency or storm work
  • Where you live. Local labor costs, demand and travel time move prices up or down from the national average.

How to pay less

  • Get several trees or stumps done in one visit. Extra stumps cost far less than the first one.
  • Keep the wood for firewood instead of paying to haul it away, if the crew can leave it cut to length.
  • Book non-urgent removals in the off-season, when crews aren't busy with storm work.
  • Deal with dead or leaning trees early. Emergency removal after a storm is billed at a higher hourly rate.
  • Compare at least two or three quotes for the same scope. Pros on Job Hound never pay for leads, so no lead fee is built into their price.

FAQ

Tree Removal cost questions

How much does tree removal cost?

Tree removal costs $300 to $2,000 per tree, with a national average of about $1,150. Trees under 30 feet cost $150 to $500 to remove, and trees over 80 feet cost $1,200 to $2,700. Stump grinding is usually priced separately.

How much does it cost to cut down a large tree?

Trees 60 to 80 feet tall cost $650 to $2,000 to remove. Trees over 80 feet cost $1,200 to $2,700.

Is stump grinding included in tree removal?

Often not. Grinding costs $120 to $400 for the first stump and $30 to $60 for each additional one.

How much does it cost to remove a fallen tree?

About $100 to $600 per tree, including hauling and disposal. It costs less than cutting down a standing tree.

Sources

Published national estimates, last checked 2026-11-11. Your quote depends on your job and your area.

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Tree Removal Cost (2026): Prices & What to Expect