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tree cutting prices

3/3/2018

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​Pricing the removal of a tree is impossible without first assessing the area. While there are no standard costs, you will probably pay base fees of about $10.00 per foot of the height of a tree. The taller the tree, the likelihood of having to use specialized equipment like ropes, ladders, and power tools. Additionally, factors like labor charges, accessibility, tree variety, overhang, or disposal methods further complicate tree cutting prices.
  • Labor Charges
Small jobs may only require one team member to complete the task. In that case, your rates will not be as high as more massive trees that need several people to achieve. Hourly labor charges apply so it will factor into your estimate.
  • Accessibility
The location of your trees dramatically affects tree cutting prices. If a tree is near the property, it requires additional safety measures to prevent damage. If the tree is near a roadway, you may have to stop traffic which needs a permit.
If the tree is near a power line, you may have to ask the local utility company to remove the lines. Most power companies charge only $20.00 to remove power lines, but it could cost thousands if you drop a tree on them. Failure to do so could end in costly fines and replacement fees.
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Tree Variety

Palm, pine, and oak trees all require different removal tactics which can affect the cost of removing them. Palms have teeth which involve the use of ropes to bring down. They also are unstable, so safety is an additional concern. Pine trees require safety equipment and depending on the type of pine; it may necessitate other removal techniques because they can grow to more than eighty feet in height. Oaks grow to sixty feet, and they are durable which make them difficult to cut. This type of tree often needs heavy-duty equipment to accomplish the task.

Overhead and Disposal Methods
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If your trees have much overhead, it may require trimming before a tree can fall safely. Once down, you will need to decide on what you want to do with it. If you have a fireplace, it is a convenient way to get wood. If not, you will need to either remove debris or pay the tree trimming service providers to do it for you. It will factor in minimal costs, but it will save much time and energy for the homeowner. 
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