Trees are an excellent inclusion to your commercial property. They add to the aesthetic of your building or facility’s aesthetic and keep the area cooler by offering shade. Without them, we would be windblown and without shelter.
Unfortunately, trees can also occasionally damage your property or infringe on a business’ power lines.
If it becomes a hazard, you’ll likely need a tree removal service.
If you are experiencing any of these issues on your commercial property, you are probably searching for an estimate to know how much the tree removal will cost.
The cost of removing a tree is dependent on a few things. This includes the condition of the tree, its position, and the size of the tree. While we can't give you a definitive quote without assessing your specific situation, we can give you an idea of how much to budget for.
Tree Removal Estimate Average
To give you a very rough idea of the cost for commercial tree service, you can expect to pay between $200 and $2000 to have a tree removed. The average price is somewhere in between the two and will depend on your situation.
Four major factors determine the cost of your commercial tree removal:
The height of the tree
The diameter of the tree
The location of the tree
The condition of the tree
If you have a shorter tree, smaller in diameter, you can expect to pay less. Trees that are up against power lines, over crevices, in hard-to-reach places, or require specific extraction might be on the higher end as there are more things to navigate. Also, be mindful that decaying or dying trees can be precarious and might cost more.
Read on to learn more about how these four factors affect your removal estimate:
1. The Height of Your Tree
Most tree removal companies will charge a price per foot based on tree height. For instance, many tree removal services will categorize the following for commercial tree removal:
A small tree is 30 feet tall or less
A medium tree is between 30 and 60 feet
A large tree is 60 to 80 feet tall
A very tall tree is 80 feet or even taller
Usually, tree removal services will need special equipment for reaching higher trees, so it makes sense that these costs would be accounted for.
2. Thickness or Diameter of the Tree
The thicker your tree's diameter, the harder it will be to cut it and remove it. If your tree is tall and thin, it will be easier to remove than a very thick, shorter tree. Therefore, expect to pay more for a very thick tree.
Usually, tree services cut the tree trunk into sections before removing it, which can also add to the amount of time and labor involved in the removal process.
3. Location of Your Tree
Your tree's location is a significant determining factor in the removal cost. If your tree is easily accessible to the tree removal service, it will cost less to remove than one awkwardly positioned or close to powerlines or other buildings. A tree near a powerline will require a lineman on the job—an added cost to you.
Additionally, if your tree is remote, it will be more expensive to remove than a tree at the front of your building.
4. The Condition of the Tree
The condition of your tree will have an impact on the cost of tree removal. Some trees can become dangerous to passersby, your facility, and the workers at the time of removal. A tree that is in a dangerous situation should first be inspected by an arborist, as they will determine the best course of action for cutting down and safely removing it.
Various conditions can affect how a tree must be cut down and removed, including how much care the tree has had. Landscaping around the tree roots can cause the tree to be unstable. If a tree has grown to lean or has more than two trunks, it could split and break when cut.
Removal of a decaying tree that is structurally compromised can also be hazardous. A large dead tree can crack and break unpredictably during the removal process, landing where it might cause serious harm.
Smaller dead trees can be easy to work with, as they are easier to cut. It is essential to keep an eye on the trees surrounding your commercial property. If you notice that one is looking unwell, call a professional tree service to assess it before it potentially causes significant damage.
Additional Services to Consider
There are other services a commercial tree removal service offers, ranging from lot clearing to chipping your wood.
The prices are typically based on the project's size, accessibility, and peril:
Stump Removal: You will need to pay extra to have your stump removed. The ground condition, how deep the root system, and the wood's hardness will determine the cost.
Lot Clearance: If you require more than one stump removed, your tree removal company may charge you an hourly rate to clear the lot.
Tree Trimming: Maintenance such as tree trimming can help keep your trees healthy. You may pay $100 to $1500, depending on the size and accessibility of the tree.
Chipping: To be rid of the large branches or trunks after they are fallen, a tree service can provide removal and/or chipping service. You will typically pay by the hour, and the cost will depend on the amount of wood to be chipped and sometimes the season.
Fallen Tree: If your tree fell, expect to pay between $100-$200. The expense is not as high for a standing tree because the tree does not require cutting.
Commercial Tree Services
Your commercial property, much like a residential property, can suffer from neglected or improperly maintained trees.
In the Villas area, we experience all seasons and extreme weather. That is why it is essential to have your trees cared for by a professional tree service, such as Laricks Complete Tree Services. After a bad storm, whether wind, rain, or snow, it is always a good idea to have your trees inspected by a professional tree service.
Your trees may appear to be safe, but the extra weight from ice and snow or pressure from heavy winds can cause hidden catastrophic damage on the root system or inside the trunk.
Laricks Complete Tree Service
If you are interested in learning more about tree removal services, tree trimming, lot clearing, stump removal, or more, contact the best in professional tree services in the Villas area.
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