Tree Removal Cost in Las Vegas, NV
- Typical price
- $925
- Typical range
- $725–$1,525
- Reports
- 8
- Last report
- Aug 2026
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| Price range | Reports |
|---|---|
| $500 – $825 | 3 |
| $825 – $1,150 | 2 |
| $1,150 – $1,475 | 0 |
| $1,475 – $1,800 | 3 |
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Nationwide, the typical price is $1,500 across 35 reports. Las Vegas runs about 38% below the national going rate.
Getting quotes? Three things that matter
- Treat the typical price as your anchor. A quote well above it deserves a reason you can check, like a bigger unit, code updates, or hard access.
- Get three quotes before saying yes. The reports on this page show how far prices spread for the same job in Las Vegas.
- Compare like for like: what brand and size, what is hauled away, what is warrantied, and whether permits are included.
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Check your price and see how it compares in secondsWhat drives the price of tree removal
Tree removal is priced around controlled handling, not just trunk diameter. Height, species, decay, lean, nearby buildings, and overhead utilities determine whether a crew can fell sections freely or must lower every limb with ropes. Backyard access may rule out a bucket truck and require climbers, while a crane can dominate the job when branches extend over a roof or the trunk is unsafe to climb.
Two quotes may include very different endpoints. Cutting the trunk near grade does not automatically include stump grinding, root removal, hauling logs, chipping brush, repairing lawn damage, or obtaining a protected-tree permit. Crane mobilization, traffic control, utility coordination, and carrying debris through a narrow gate can explain a wide difference even for the same tree.
Worth asking the shop
Will you climb, use a bucket, or bring a crane, and why? Are hauling, stump grinding, permits, and site protection included? Can you provide current liability insurance and workers' compensation certificates?
Red flags
Door-to-door crews appearing after a storm, requests for full payment before equipment arrives, no proof of tree-work insurance, or a plan to drop large sections near structures without explaining rigging and exclusion zones.