Tree Service Pricing in Beaumont, TX
Every estimate we give is free, on-site, and in writing — this page exists so you know what to expect before we ever shake hands. These are honest ranges for Jefferson County work in 2026, not bait numbers. Your actual quote depends on tree size, species, what’s underneath the canopy, access, and (after storms) structural entanglement.
Core Services
| Service | Typical Range | What Moves the Number |
|---|---|---|
| Tree removal — small (under 30 ft) | $300–$700 | Access, species behavior |
| Tree removal — medium (30–60 ft) | $600–$1,400 | Over structures? Rigging needed |
| Tree removal — large / heritage live oak | $1,400–$4,000+ | Crown size, drop zone, crane |
| Trimming & pruning (mature canopy) | $450–$1,200 | Crown volume, clearance work |
| Crape myrtle pruning (each) | $75–$200 | Height, knuckle repair from past topping |
| Stump grinding | $100–$600+ | Diameter, flare spread, depth needed |
| Cabling & bracing | $300–$3,000 | Number of unions, hardware type |
| Palm trimming / removal | $75–$800+ | Height, skirt work, haul-off |
| Debris haul-away | $100–$1,500 | Volume, chip-on-site vs. haul |
| Land clearing (acreage) | $1,500–$4,000+ / acre | Density, species mix, disposal |
Storm & Emergency Work
Storm-damage jobs — tree on structure, hanging failures, blocked egress — are priced on site, because no two failures are alike and safety planning drives the labor. What we commit to in writing: the assessment call tells you our response plan and pricing approach before we roll, the insurance documentation package is included at no charge, and emergency life-safety situations are triaged ahead of every routine job on the board.
How We Price (and Why It’s Not a Phone Number)
- Species matters. A brittle water oak over a roofline is a slower, rig-heavier job than a loblolly pine of the same height — it prices differently.
- What’s underneath matters. Over open lawn, limbs can free-drop. Over a West End garage with a service drop behind it, every piece gets rigged.
- Access matters. Backyard-only trees through a standard fence gate cost more than front-yard trees with truck access.
- Soil and season matter. Saturated gumbo after a flood event changes what equipment can safely do, and when.
Ways to Save
- Bundle stump grinding with a removal (return trips cost more than same-day).
- Book pre-season trimming February–April — storm-season rates don’t apply, and the calendar is open.
- Chip debris into mulch on site instead of haul-off.
- Group neighborhood jobs on the same street — we discount shared mobilization.
Get your free, written estimate.
Call or send the form — estimates are free everywhere in the Golden Triangle.
📞 (409) 555-0110