Do you need a tree removed?
Snap a photo, get a realistic price range in about a minute, and — when you are ready — let local tree services bid on the job. No account, no site visit, no waiting three days for callbacks.
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What tree removal costs
Small tree (under 30 ft)
$225 – $700
Medium tree (30–60 ft)
$525 – $1,450
Large tree (60–80 ft)
$1,200 – $2,500
Very large tree (80 ft+)
$2,575 – $12,750
Bands from the same engine as the instant estimate, for an open yard and a healthy tree. What is under the tree, its condition and access move your price, and the estimate reads all three from your photos.
Common questions
How much does it cost to remove a tree?
Most residential tree removals run $225–$2,500 depending on size, access, and condition: a small tree typically $225 – $700, a medium one $525 – $1,450, a large one $1,200 – $2,500. The biggest trees, and trees over a house or lines, run higher. Snap a photo on timber.bid for a free instant price range for your exact tree.
How do I get a tree removal quote without a site visit?
On timber.bid you photograph the tree, answer a couple of quick questions, and get a realistic price band in about a minute — free and with no signup. You can then post the job and local companies bid the final price.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree?
Many towns require permits for trees over a certain diameter or in protected zones. The company you hire will usually know local rules — ask when you compare bids.
Should the tree company be insured?
Yes — always. Tree work is one of the most dangerous trades, and an uninsured crew puts the liability on you. Ask for a certificate of insurance sent directly from their insurer before work starts — a real pro handles that request in minutes. On timber.bid, companies show the credentials they have provided on their profile; confirm the paperwork with them directly.