​We plant and or remove small trees. From 8 to 18" in Diameter.

We will show you how much it costs to have a variety of tree types removed from your property. There’s no cut-and-dry way to determine the exact cost to remove a tree, so these are meant to serve as guidelines. For example, the complexity of the job and the height of the tree are just two pricing factors. Costs may also vary a lot depending on the condition and location of the tree.
 But other tree services may cost extra. For example, the average stump removal cost ranges from $150 to $350 and the average stump grinding costs $95-$1,000 depending on numerous factors.

Average Cost of Removing a TreeNow that you have a feel for what the little extras are going to cost, you are probably wondering how much you’ll actually have to pay to have the tree removed. This will largely depend on the size of the tree:

• Up to 25 Feet Tall – Between $150 and $500
• 25 Feet Tall to 75 Feet Tall – Between $200 and $1,000
• 75 Feet Tall or Higher – At least $1,500
• We remove Trees in November, December, January and February
• We discount all hard wood trees! - Call to for us to build a special quote. Maple, Oak, Hickory... etc!

Tree Planting

Plant Evergreen Douglas Fir and White Pine Trees

$190.00 - $650.00

When planting evergreen trees in the Fall, the trees experience less stress during the digging and shipping process because they've gone dormant in preparation for Winter, and don't need nearly as much water and sunlight during this dormancy as during the Spring and Summer months. 

To prevent desiccation, we will keep the ground damp until frost sets in, and we spread mulch and woodchips as an added moisture retainer. Deep snowfall also prevents desiccation, since it covers the young trees in a stabilizing winter blanket.

We also add a blend of sand into the area to keep the soil loose for evergreen trees.

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Tree Planting Pink Louisa Crabapple Flowering Tree

$159.00 - $225.00

Pink Louisa Crabapple Flowering Tree.

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Tree Planting Pink Profusion Crabapple Flowering Tree

$159.00 - $225.00

Pink Profusion Crabapple Flowering Tree

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Tree Planting Pink Redbud Flowering Tree

$159.00 - $290.00

Pink Redbud Flowering Tree

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Tree Planting Yoshino Cherry Flowering Tree

$159.00 - $225.00

Yoshino Cherry Flowering Tree

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Tree Planting Pink Weeping Cherry Feature Tree

$179.00 - $225.00

Pink Weeping Cherry Feature Tree

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Tree Planting Upright Japanese Maple Feature Tree

$199.00 - $225.00

Pink Weeping Cherry Feature Tree

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Tree Planting Pink Kwanzan Cherry Flowering Tree

$245.00 - $265.00

Pink Kwanzan Cherry Flowering Tree

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Tree Planting White Dogwood Flowering Tree

$245.00 - $265.00

Pink Kwanzan Cherry Flowering Tree

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Example Costs - If your tree is similar, just add to cart and we will show up! - Just be sure to add the right address in the check out.... or we may remove your neighbors tree!

​Tree Removal: ~ $200-$1000

Oak is one of the strongest, toughest woods out there. For that reason, tree removal services often charge a premium to tackle them. Oak trees are also very tall. The average height of a healthy oak tree is 60 feet. You can refer to the price guide above to see that you will pay between$200 and $1,000 to have an oak tree removed. Due to the fact that oak is such a solid, thick wood, your total price will probably fall on the higher end of the scale. Make sure you have a really good reason to have it removed before spending that kind of money!

There are many species of pine tree out there, but generally, the average height of a pine tree is between 40 and 60 feet. Some varieties soar up to 80 feet though. As you already know, the total amount that you’ll pay to have a tree removed depends on how large it is. If you have a smaller pine tree, you might pay as little as $200or so. If your pine tree is extremely tall though, you could pay $1,500 or more. This is another example of why it pays to collect quite a few tree removal quotes before hiring a contractor.

​Fallen Tree Removal: ~ $175-$450

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 between $75 and $150 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.

​Factors that Affect Tree Removal Prices

• Limb Chipping – Instead of paying more to have the limbs hauled away, you may choose to have them chipped. If the tree service has a chipper readily available, this shouldn’t cost much more. If it’s not included, you may have to pay around $75 more to have it done.
• Tree Trunk Removal – At the very least, the tree removal company should cut the tree trunk into smaller sections, which will make it easier for you to move them elsewhere. If you’d like the company to haul them away for you, you will probably have to pay more. The amount you’ll pay will vary, but you’ll probably pay between $50 and $100 more for this service.
• Travel Expenses – If you live in a remote area and the tree removal company has to travel a fairly long distance, you will probably have to pay travel costs as well. This may or may not include drive time.
• Log Splitting – For people who have fireplaces, this is a nice extra service. If the tree removal service offers it, they will bring along a log splitting machine. There is no fixed price for this service, but it usually adds an extra $75 or so to the total price.