Tree Removal Prices
$300 – $15,000
Typical range depending on size and access · Updated March 2026
Real pricing data for every tree service in Australia. From small tree removal and stump grinding to large tree lopping and palm removal — know what you should pay.
Tree Removal Prices by Service
National average prices — standard residential property
| Service | From | Average | Up to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small Tree Removal (up to 5m) Complete removal of small trees up to 5 metres tall | $300/each | $500/each | $800/each |
| Medium Tree Removal (5-10m) Complete removal of medium trees 5 to 10 metres tall | $800/each | $1500/each | $2500/each |
| Large Tree Removal (10-20m) Complete removal of large trees 10 to 20 metres tall | $2500/each | $4500/each | $8000/each |
| Extra Large Tree Removal (20m+) Complete removal of extra large trees over 20 metres tall | $5000/each | $9000/each | $15000/each |
| Tree Pruning/Trimming Professional pruning and shaping of established trees | $250/tree | $450/tree | $800/tree |
| Stump Grinding Grinding tree stump below ground level | $100/stump | $250/stump | $500/stump |
| Palm Tree Removal Complete removal of palm trees including fronds and trunk | $250/each | $700/each | $1500/each |
| Hedge Trimming Professional hedge shaping and maintenance per visit | $150/visit | $280/visit | $500/visit |
| Tree Lopping (Crown Reduction) Crown reduction and major branch removal | $400/tree | $900/tree | $2000/tree |
| Dead/Dangerous Tree Removal Removal of dead, dying, or structurally dangerous trees | $500/each | $1500/each | $3000/each |
| Full Stump Removal (inc root ball) Complete stump and root ball excavation and removal | $200/stump | $400/stump | $800/stump |
| Wood Chipping/Mulching On-site chipping of branches and timber into mulch | $50/hr | $100/hr | $200/hr |
Based on 12 data points from verified arborists and tree service contractors. All prices AUD including GST. Last updated March 2026.
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The crew size, rigging setup, and time on site rise sharply once the canopy moves above single-storey height.
Thicker trunks slow cutting, increase waste volume, and can change whether sectional dismantling is needed.
Backyard carry distance, steep blocks, and crane access are some of the biggest price movers on residential tree jobs.
Quotes rise when branches sit over roofs, fences, pools, sheds, or overhead services and need controlled lowering.
Keeping mulch on site is cheaper than full haul-away, especially on larger removals.
Stump grinding is often priced separately and full root-ball removal pushes the quote further into premium territory.
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Jim's Trees
Avg $1,413, about $542 below the alternative.
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Sydney Tree Removals
4.3/5 overall rating with sydney homeowners needing large or difficult tree removals positioning.
Jim's Trees
Melbourne, VIC
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Sydney Tree Removals
Sydney, NSW
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Sydney Tree
Best for sydney homeowners needing large or difficult tree removals with coverage across 8 listed areas.
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$180-$10,000
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| Service | Jim's | Sydney |
|---|---|---|
| Tree Pruning (small) | $275 | $310 |
| Tree Pruning (large) | $800 | $900 |
| Tree Removal (small, <5m) | $550 | $620 |
| Tree Removal (medium, 5-10m) | $1,600 | $1,900 |
| Tree Removal (large, 10m+) | $5,000 | $6,000 |
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9 locations
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane
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8 locations
Sydney CBD, Eastern Suburbs, Northern Beaches
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Homeowners wanting convenient nationwide tree services with brand guarantee
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Sydney homeowners needing large or difficult tree removals
Small vs Large Tree Removal
Tree removal costs vary dramatically based on tree height, canopy spread, trunk diameter, and access. A small tree under 5 metres is a straightforward job, while large trees over 10 metres require specialist equipment, crane hire, and careful sectional dismantling — especially near power lines or buildings.
Small Tree Removal (up to 5m)
$300–$800/each
Half-day job, standard equipment, minimal risk, most common residential job
Large Tree Removal (10-20m)
$2,500–$8,000/each
Full day or multi-day, crane may be needed, sectional dismantling, higher risk
Tree Removal Cost by Species
Species affects cost because of timber density, branch structure, root system and drop-zone risk
| Species | Common Height | Typical Removal | Key Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eucalyptus / Gum | 10–30m | $1,500–$10,000 | Heavy limbs, unpredictable drop, often near structures |
| Radiata Pine / Cypress | 15–25m | $1,200–$6,000 | Tall single trunk but wide root plate; resin clogs chains |
| Fig (Moreton Bay, Port Jackson) | 8–20m | $2,000–$12,000 | Massive root system, buttress roots, council protection common |
| Palm (Cocos, Alexandra, Date) | 5–15m | $250–$2,500 | Fibrous trunk makes cutting slow; frond disposal bulky |
| Liquid Amber / Plane Tree | 10–20m | $1,000–$5,000 | Dense canopy, invasive roots in drains and paving |
| Jacaranda / Poinciana | 8–15m | $800–$4,000 | Brittle branches, wide canopy spread relative to trunk |
| Native Melaleuca / Paperbark | 5–12m | $500–$2,500 | Often multi-stemmed; waterway setback rules may apply |
| Oak / Elm (European) | 10–25m | $1,500–$8,000 | Dense hardwood, heritage protection in older suburbs |
Prices assume standard residential access. Add 20–40% for restricted access, proximity to power lines, or heritage-listed trees requiring arborist reports.
Removal Methods Compared
How the crew removes the tree is a major cost driver
| Method | Best For | Added Cost | Considerations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Straight Fell | Open sites with clear drop zone | Base rate | Fastest and cheapest. Needs 1.5× tree height of clear ground. |
| Sectional Climbing | Suburban backyards, near fences/structures | +20–40% | Arborist climbs and lowers sections on ropes. Standard for most residential jobs. |
| Crane-Assisted | Large trees near buildings, tight access | +$1,500–$5,000 | Crane lifts whole sections out. Requires road access for crane setup and may need traffic management. |
| EWP (Cherry Picker) | Medium trees, powerline clearance | +$500–$1,500 | Elevated work platform. Needs firm, level ground. Common for utility clearance work. |
| Controlled Demolition | Storm-damaged or structurally failed trees | +30–60% | Combines rigging, propping and staged cuts to manage unpredictable load paths in damaged timber. |
Tree Removal Prices by Country
Compare tree removal costs across 5 countries. Click for detailed city-level pricing.
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Australia
Tree lopping, stump grinding, palm removal
From $300/tree
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United Kingdom
Tree surgery, crown reduction, pollarding
From £200/tree
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United States
Tree removal, trimming, storm damage
From $200/tree
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Canada
Tree removal, ice storm damage, trimming
From C$350/tree
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New Zealand
Tree removal, pruning, stump grinding
From NZ$300/tree
Australian Tree Removal by State
Prices vary by location. Click a state for detailed city-level pricing.
New South Wales
Sydney
Small tree removal from $350
Victoria
Melbourne
Small tree removal from $320
Queensland
Brisbane
Small tree removal from $280
South Australia
Adelaide
Small tree removal from $300
Western Australia
Perth
Small tree removal from $380
Tasmania
Hobart
Small tree removal from $310
ACT
Canberra
Small tree removal from $340
Northern Territory
Darwin
Small tree removal from $400
Tree Lopping Price Trends (2024–2026)
Year-over-year average cost comparison
| Service | 2024 Avg | 2025 Avg | 2026 Avg | 2-Year Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Tree Removal (up to 5m) | $440 | $490 | $550 | +25.0% |
| Medium Tree Removal (5–10m) | $1,200 | $1,350 | $1,500 | +25.0% |
| Large Tree Removal (10–20m) | $2,750 | $3,050 | $3,400 | +23.6% |
| Extra Large (20m+) | $7,250 | $7,950 | $9,000 | +24.1% |
| Tree Pruning / Trimming | $285 | $320 | $360 | +26.3% |
| Stump Grinding | $205 | $225 | $250 | +22.0% |
| Palm Tree Removal | $550 | $625 | $700 | +27.3% |
| Dead/Dangerous Tree Removal | $1,200 | $1,350 | $1,500 | +25.0% |
Seasonal Timing Guide
| Season | Demand | Price Impact | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Summer (Dec–Feb) | High | +10–20% (storm surge) | Emergency storm make-safe, deadwood removal |
| Autumn (Mar–May) | Moderate | Standard rates | Planned removals, council applications |
| Winter (Jun–Aug) | Low | -5–15% quieter period | Large removals, stump grinding, best value |
| Spring (Sep–Nov) | Rising | Standard to +5% | Fruit tree pruning, hedge shaping, clearance work |
Supply & Demand Drivers
Arborist labour has tightened since 2023 as older operators retire and insurance costs rise 10–12% annually. Equipment costs (chippers, cranes, elevated work platforms) have increased with diesel and financing rates. Councils are also tightening tree preservation rules, adding permit costs and arborist report requirements to more jobs.
Regional Differences
Sydney is 15% above national average due to strict council tree preservation orders requiring arborist reports. Melbourne is 10% above. Regional areas can be cheaper for general work but more expensive for large removals due to equipment transport. Perth prices have risen fastest (+22% over two years) driven by construction boom and workforce shortages.
2026–2027 Outlook
Expect prices to continue rising 6–8% annually through 2027. Insurance premiums, training requirements and fuel costs are the main upward pressures. The growing adoption of drone-assisted tree surveys may improve quoting accuracy but won’t materially reduce labour costs for the removal itself.
Common Tree Jobs and Typical Pricing
| Job | Typical scope | Typical price | Timeframe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small tree removal under 5m | Cut down, chip green waste and leave site tidy | $300-$900 | 1-3 hours |
| Medium tree removal 5-10m | Sectional dismantle with chipper and waste removal | $700-$1,800 | Half day |
| Large backyard tree removal | Climbing crew, rigging and full waste removal | $1,500-$4,000 | 1 day |
| Extra-large tree near structures | Complex dismantle with rigging and possible crane planning | $4,000-$12,000 | 1-3 days |
| Palm tree removal | Sectional palm dismantle, frond cleanup and trunk removal | $350-$1,800 | 2-6 hours |
| Canopy reduction and pruning | Selective pruning for clearance and tree health | $350-$1,500 | 2-6 hours |
| Root removal after tree works | Excavate or chase invasive roots affecting paving, drains or garden beds | $350-$2,500 | Half day-2 days |
| Palm tree cleanup | Dead frond removal, seed pod cleanup and trunk tidy | $180-$600 | 1-3 hours |
| Stump grinding | Grind stump below ground level | $150-$650 | 30 min-2 hours |
| Emergency storm-damage make-safe | Urgent fallen limb removal and site stabilisation | $450-$2,500 | Same day |
| Land clearing for multiple trees | Remove grouped trees and scrub for a fence line, build pad or access corridor | $2,000-$15,000+ | 1-5 days |
| Council permit tree assessment | Arborist inspection and documentation for protected or significant trees | $250-$1,200 | 1-7 days including paperwork |
| Council-compliant clearance pruning | Approved pruning near structures or streetscape | $400-$1,200 | 2-5 hours |
| Hedge reduction and cleanup | Height reduction, shaping and green waste removal | $250-$1,000 | 2-6 hours |
What Affects Tree Removal Price?
Tree height and canopy spread
The taller and wider the canopy, the more dismantling, rigging and drop-zone management the crew has to plan for.
Species and timber weight
A dense gum, conifer or date palm is slower and riskier to dismantle than a small ornamental tree. Species also affects how much waste volume and trunk weight must be managed.
Access for trucks, chippers and cranes
Tight rear access, apartment sites, soft ground and steep blocks increase labour because the crew cannot work efficiently.
Risk around buildings and services
Branches over roofs, pools, neighbours or power lines usually require sectional rigging rather than a simple fell.
Waste removal and stump treatment
Some quotes include chipping only, while others include log removal, mulch removal, stump grinding and root chasing.
Council approval and arborist reporting
Protected trees, heritage zones and street trees can require permits or reports before work begins.
Urgency
Storm-damage call-outs and after-hours work cost more than planned pruning or removal.
Included vs Extra
Usually included
- Standard cutting labour and crew mobilisation
- Basic site cleanup and green waste chipping as specified
- Routine residential safety setup
- GST on standard residential quotes
- Written scope for the listed trees or branches
Often extra
- Stump grinding and root chasing
- Crane hire, traffic control or elevated work platform hire
- Full log removal or mulch cart-away
- Arborist reports, permits or council fees
- After-hours emergency attendance
DIY vs Professional
| Task | DIY | Pro cost | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trim small reachable branches | Possible on low-risk shrubs and small trees with correct PPE | $150-$400 | DIY only at ground level |
| Remove a small ornamental tree | Possible if access is clear and there are no nearby hazards | $300-$900 | DIY only if truly low risk |
| Remove large limbs or trees near buildings | High injury and property-damage risk | $1,000-$10,000+ | Use a professional |
| Operate a stump grinder | Rental is possible, but underground services and machine handling are common issues | $150-$650 | Usually better to hire out |
How to Save Money on Tree Work
Bundle multiple trees into one visit
The call-out, setup and cleanup are shared, reducing the price per tree.
Be clear about whether you want logs removed
Keeping mulch or firewood on site can lower disposal costs.
Book pruning before it becomes an emergency
Preventative pruning is much cheaper than urgent storm-damage work.
Photograph access and the full canopy
Accurate photos help contractors price rigging and waste volume properly.
Check council rules early
This avoids paying for urgent reports or rebooked crews because approvals were left too late.
Ask for stump grinding as a separate line item
It makes quote comparisons much clearer.
Seasonal Guide
Summer
Storms, heat and bushfire preparation create strong demand for pruning and deadwood removal.
Autumn
A good time for planned removals and pruning after summer growth but before winter storm events.
Winter
Many deciduous trees are easier to inspect, but wet ground can complicate machine access.
Spring
Growth accelerates and council or utility clearance work often ramps up, lifting booking pressure.
City-Specific Context
Sydney
Protected trees, tight access and dense suburban lots often make removals more labour-intensive than the headline rate implies.
Melbourne
Storm cleanups and mature suburban canopies keep arborist crews busy, especially after windy weather.
Brisbane
Large subtropical species and summer storm make-safe work are major pricing drivers.
Adelaide
Bushfire preparation and deadwood removal are common reasons homeowners book pruning and canopy thinning.
Perth
Fast urban growth and sandy soils mean mature trees are often removed for new builds. Hot, dry summers increase deadwood risk and bushfire preparation demand.
Hobart
Heritage overlays and steep terrain complicate access for many Hobart jobs. Mature European deciduous trees in inner suburbs often require sectional dismantling rather than a simple fell, and winter ground conditions can delay crane access.
Darwin
Cyclone-season prep drives a wave of canopy reduction and deadwood removal each October–November. Tropical species grow fast, so pruning cycles are shorter than in southern cities. Wet-season ground conditions can restrict heavy machinery access.
Council Permit Requirements by City
Permit rules vary by council rather than by trade alone, so no contractor can responsibly promise approval without checking the exact address. The practical point for pricing is simple: if your tree is mature, close to a boundary, part of a streetscape or obviously significant, allow time and budget for permit checks first.
Sydney
Sydney-area councils commonly protect trees by trunk size, species or heritage streetscape value. Approval timing can materially delay removal quotes, especially in dense residential suburbs.
Melbourne
Melbourne councils often focus on neighbourhood character, significant tree registers and overlay controls. Expect permit questions on established canopy trees even when they are inside a private lot.
Brisbane
Brisbane owners often run into vegetation and waterway protections as well as standard street-tree rules. Large subtropical species can trigger both arborist reporting and operational constraints.
Adelaide
Adelaide permit questions often intersect with regulated and significant tree categories, so pruning scope and removal scope should be documented clearly before crews are booked.
Perth
Perth councils vary widely — some have strict tree preservation policies on lots over a certain size, while others focus mainly on streetscape and verge trees. In newer suburbs, developer clearance approvals may already cover the block, but always check.
Hobart
Hobart City Council and surrounding councils often have vegetation management overlays, especially in bushfire-prone zones. Heritage streetscape rules in Battery Point, Sandy Bay and inner suburbs can require arborist reports even for pruning work on significant trees.
What to Confirm Before Tree Work Starts
Waste removal scope
Confirm whether the crew is removing logs, mulch and stump grindings or leaving them on site for you to reuse.
Neighbour and access needs
If branches overhang a fence or the crew needs access through a neighbour’s lot, sort that out before the truck arrives.
Permit responsibility
Do not assume the contractor is automatically handling council approval. Ask who is responsible and what happens if approval is delayed.
Insurance documentation
For larger jobs, ask for proof of insurance and check whether traffic control, crane work or powerline clearance changes the setup.
Protection for lawns and paving
Heavy equipment, chipper placement and log drops can mark soft landscaping. If that matters, raise it before the quote is accepted.
A good arborist quote should make it obvious whether the job is a simple prune, a full removal or a safety make-safe only. If the language is vague, ask for the canopy reduction percentage, stump depth and waste outcome in writing.
Tree work is heavily shaped by risk management. Two trees of similar size can price very differently if one can be dropped safely in the open and the other must be dismantled above roofs, fences, pools or power lines.
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How much does tree removal cost in Australia?
Tree removal costs in Australia range from $300–$800 for small trees (up to 5m) to $5,000–$15,000+ for extra large trees over 20 metres. The national average for a medium tree (5–10m) is around $1,500. Key cost factors include tree height, trunk diameter, canopy spread, proximity to structures or power lines, access for equipment, and whether stump grinding is included.
Do I need council approval to remove a tree?
In most Australian councils, you need approval to remove trees above a certain size — typically trees with a trunk circumference over 500mm measured at 1 metre above ground. Many councils have Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) or significant tree registers. Penalties for unauthorised removal can be severe — up to $1.1 million in NSW. Exemptions may apply for dead trees, emergency situations, and bushfire hazard reduction.
What's the difference between tree lopping and tree pruning?
Tree pruning is the selective removal of specific branches to improve tree health, shape, and safety — it follows Australian Standard AS 4373. Tree lopping (crown reduction) involves cutting large sections of the canopy to reduce overall tree size. Professional arborists generally recommend pruning over lopping where possible, as it maintains tree health and structural integrity.
When is the best time to remove or prune trees?
The best time for pruning in Australia is late autumn to early winter (May–July) when most deciduous trees are dormant. For native eucalyptus, avoid peak summer heat. Tree removal can be done year-round, but autumn and winter are cheaper. Storm-damaged or dangerous trees should be dealt with immediately regardless of season.
How can I save money on tree removal?
Book during autumn/winter for lower rates. Keep mulch on-site to reduce disposal costs. Bundle multiple trees into one job for volume discounts. Ensure clear vehicle access. Get stump grinding done at the same time as removal rather than a separate visit. Always get at least 3 written quotes from insured arborists.
How much does stump grinding cost?
Stump grinding typically costs $100–$500 per stump in Australia, with an average around $250. Price depends on stump diameter, root system extent, access for the grinder, and whether the grindings are removed or left as fill. Most arborists offer a discount if stump grinding is bundled with the tree removal job.
Are tree removal prices going up?
Yes. Tree removal prices have risen 15–20% over the past two years nationally. Key drivers include rising arborist insurance premiums (+12% annually), fuel and equipment costs, tighter labour supply as experienced operators retire, and stricter council permit requirements adding administrative overhead. Expect 6–8% annual increases through 2027.
What qualifications should a tree removal company have?
Look for a minimum Certificate III in Arboriculture (AQF Level 3), current public liability insurance ($10M+ recommended), workers compensation cover, and membership of Arboriculture Australia or a state equivalent. For protected trees, you may also need an AQF Level 5 consulting arborist to prepare the council report.
Can I remove a tree myself in Australia?
You can remove small trees on your own property if they are not protected by a council Tree Preservation Order and are not near power lines. However, any tree near structures, fences, or overhead services should be handled by a professional due to liability and safety risks. DIY tree removal with chainsaws is a leading cause of serious injury in Australia.
How long does tree removal take?
A small tree (under 5m) typically takes 1–3 hours. Medium trees (5–10m) take half a day. Large trees (10–20m) usually require a full day with a crew of 2–4. Extra large or complex removals near buildings or power lines can take 1–3 days and may require crane hire and traffic management.
What happens to the wood after tree removal?
Most arborists chip branches into mulch on-site. You can usually keep the mulch for free (saves the arborist disposal costs). Larger logs can be kept as firewood if the species is suitable. Otherwise, the crew removes all waste to a green recycling facility. Some companies offer to mill quality timber for furniture or landscaping.
Do I need to be home during tree removal?
You don't need to be present for the entire job, but most arborists prefer you are available at the start for a walkthrough and at the end for a sign-off. If the crew needs access through locked gates or there are specific concerns (pets, garden beds, underground services), being available by phone is important.
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How We Get These Prices
Prices aggregated from 145+ verified quotes and published rate cards from arborists and tree lopping services across Australia, the UK, USA, Canada, and New Zealand. Based on 270 data points across 68 providers in 37 cities, covering tree removal, pruning, stump grinding, palm cleaning, and emergency storm damage work.
Methodology: We collect quotes from certified arborists and tree service companies, cross-reference with council tree preservation order requirements and industry body rate guides, and verify against real customer invoices. We track pricing by tree size, species, and access difficulty. Data last verified March 2026, refreshed quarterly.
All prices are indicative guides. Your actual cost depends on tree size, species, location relative to structures, access for machinery, and council permit requirements. We recommend getting at least three quotes before committing.
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