Determining the costs of the removal of trees from your property are taken by a case by case situation. If you are searching for an “average cost of tree removal” for the Tri-Cities area, you will want to take into account the tree size, trunk diameter, standard practices, type of tree, stump removal, etc. Here is the third piece of a six piece series to help you determine an accurate cost of having trees removed.
Large Tree Removal
There is no realistic or safe way for an average homeowner to remove a large tree from their property. You surely don’t want to try this job yourself. One thing to be aware of right away is that may be be expensive. The cost of the job is calculated based on a number of different factors. If the workers have to climb really high and rope down many pieces before actually felling the tree, which is usually the case with extremely tall trees, the total bill is going to be quite high. As noted above, you might pay $1,000 or more for that level of service. It may be worth it to try to have a few small extras thrown in for free, but not all companies are willing to do so.
Fallen Tree Removal
If a tree falls on your property, you will probably want to clear it away as quickly as possible. Although this job isn’t nearly as risky or complicated as removing a healthy, living tree, it still requires a lot of equipment and can lead to injuries if you’re not careful. The good news is that the cost to remove a fallen tree is typically a lot lower than removing a standing tree. All told, you will probably pay less than you would for an actual tree removal for the work. As with removing a standing tree though, the total price will depend on whether you have it hauled completely away, cut up or just chipped up into tiny pieces.
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Top Tree LLC strives to earn your business. Whether you are needing tree maintenance services, general tree removal, or anything else related to the health of trees and other vegetation around your home, we look forward to speaking with you.