This is not a guaranteed price.

Tree Size:
The size of the tree directly impacts the trimming cost. Larger trees require more work, and for very tall trees, a skilled climber may be necessary if a bucket truck isn’t suitable for reaching the top.

Tree Type:
The cost of trimming varies based on the tree species. Local experts typically have experience with the types of trees in your area. Below are average price ranges for common tree types:

• Pine: $200–$1,800
• Palm: $25–$1,500
• Oak: $180–$1,500
• Cypress: $150–$1,200
• Crepe Myrtle: $80–$400

If you have a protected tree species on your property, you may need permission from your local authority to trim or remove it. For example, Florida’s Department of Environmental Protection requires a permit to alter mangrove trees.

Number of Trees:
Since our team will already be at your property with equipment, we often offer discounts if you have multiple trees trimmed at the same time. On average, this can save around $100 per tree.

Tree Health:
Tree health issues, such as disease, weather-related damage, or insect infestations, can increase trimming costs. Addressing these issues could add between $50 and $250 to the overall cost.

Time of Year:
The best time to trim trees is typically late winter or early spring when the branches are more visible, and the trees are dormant. Offseason trimming may be more affordable compared to peak-season services.

Accessibility:
The location of the tree also affects cost. If it’s near your house, entangled with other trees, or close to utility lines, specialized equipment may be required, increasing the price. If branches are near power lines, your local utility company may trim them for free in some cases.

Tree Pruning Services:

• Crown Thinning: Removes smaller, weaker limbs to improve air and light flow, reducing the weight on larger branches.
• Dead Pruning: Removes dead or diseased branches, enhancing the tree’s appearance and safety.
• Crown Reduction: Reduces tree height and weight by removing smaller branches, ideal for younger trees.
• Crown Lifting: Removes low-hanging branches, helping your trees match your landscaping. Best for younger trees.
• Pollarding: A method of trimming that removes branches, starting when trees are young and continuing regularly throughout their lifespan.

Tree Removal:
If a tree is beyond saving, removal costs between $200 and $2,000, depending on its size and accessibility.

Pest Control:
If your trees are infested with pests or diseases, pest control treatments cost between $50 and $250. Regular treatments may be needed to fully resolve infestations.

Cleanup:
We excel at post-trimming cleanup! Most companies charge between $25 and $100 for dumping fees. We can handle everything, including full yard cleanup, which typically costs $100 to $250.

Your trees matter to us! Let us help maintain their health and beauty.