Every property and every tree is unique. The prices below provide a general guide. After an on-site evaluation, you'll receive a clear written estimate before work begins.
The prices listed below may change at any time.
Estimates: Free (for work requested at the time of the visit)
Phone Consultation (30 minutes)
$100
Ideal for discussing tree health, pruning priorities, management options, or planning a project.
On-Site Consultation
Starting at $250
Includes an evaluation of tree health, structure, management priorities, and recommendations for long-term care.
Written Tree Management Report
Starting at $150 (ranging to $500 or more)
Detailed recommendations for property owners, contractors, or future planning.
Starting at $300
Perfect for small pruning jobs, hazard reduction, young tree training, or minor removals.
$600–700
Ideal for medium-sized pruning projects, orchard work, multiple small trees, or focused property improvements.
Starting at $1,200
Best for larger projects, large removals, pruning projects, multiple trees, restoration work, or comprehensive property management.
Pruning is both an art and a science. Every tree is pruned according to its age, health, structure, production goals, and long-term stewardship.
Typical Visit
Minimum: Starting at $300
Half-day service: $600–700
Larger restoration or production pruning: $900–1,200+
Need an experienced professional to oversee contractors or help plan complex tree work?
Project Consulting
$150–200 per hour
Services include:
Tree preservation during construction
Contractor oversight
Property planning
Woodland management
Long-term stewardship planning
Debris removal: Starting at $150
Chipping: Starting at $500
Equipment Rentals: at cost plus fuel and insurance
Contracting & Sub-Contracting specialists and crew
Large hauling or disposal: Quoted as needed
Emergency or after-hours work: Additional charges may apply.
Travel outside the local service area may include a travel fee.
Other factors influence price such as risk, liability, unknowns, access, work environment, weather, vauge terms, add-ons, challenging clients, etc.
Our goal isn't simply to cut trees. We help people care for trees as living members of the landscape—improving safety, beauty, longevity, wildlife habitat, and the long-term health of your property.
Recommendations are based on over 30 years of professional field experience and current ISA and ANSI A300 industry standards and best practices. While not an ISA Certified Arborist, we provide practical, experience-based consultation and tree management guidance grounded in recognized arboricultural principles.
If you're unsure where to begin, schedule an on-site consultation. In many cases, a thoughtful management plan can save both money and unnecessary tree work while improving the long-term health of your landscape.