Leave all debris— cheapest, but obviously the most amount of work for the homeowner.

Rough clean up—remove all wood and chip brush, but no final rake up

Chip & Haul Brush Only—great option if you burn and cut your own firewood.

Remove it all— taking everything short of the stump (stump will be cut as low to the ground as possible)

Obviously if it is a tiny tree, it will not cost much, however you can expect to pay a minimum charge for the tree company to come to your property. The bigger the tree is, the more expensive the price.

This is the main determinant of safety, which will also affect the cost. As a tree declines, becomes weaker and weaker, and therefore less stable, any added pressure or weight during the removal process could create the need for more safety measures and precautions while removing the tree.

• It is close to other trees
• Close to the house or other structures
• Close to power lines, or even have utility lines running through the tree
• It is up a hill, or down a hill from access points
• It is in-between houses or buildings
• Has a road underneath, with potential traffic issues