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Most tree removals in Fayetteville cost about $300 to $2,500 or more. A small tree in the open usually runs $300 to $500, a medium tree (30 to 60 feet) $600 to $1,200, and a large tree near a house $1,200 to $2,500 or more. Size, access, and the tree's condition set the final price. We quote every job free and in writing, and the number we quote is the number you pay. See our tree removal cost guide.

Yes. Estimates are free, written, and usually same-day, with no obligation. We look at the tree, the access, and what sits underneath it, then give you a flat price before any work starts. There are no surprise add-ons after the job begins. You can request a free estimate online or call (910) 725-5476.

Yes. Our emergency line is answered 24/7 for trees on a house, across a driveway, leaning suddenly, or tangled in power lines. Every call gets a 30-minute callback, with priority for active hazards. Emergency and after-hours work usually costs 25 to 35 percent more than a scheduled job. Learn more about emergency tree removal.

Yes. Tarhill Tree Service is fully insured, so your property is protected from the first cut to the final cleanup. Ask any tree company you hire whether it is insured, because an uninsured crew can leave the homeowner responsible if something goes wrong.

Yes. Full cleanup and haul-away of brush and wood is included on every job. We chip, load, and haul the debris and rake the work area, so your yard is left clean. Stump grinding is quoted separately if you want the stump gone too.

Stump grinding usually costs $150 to $500 per stump, or about $3 to $5 per inch of stump diameter. The per-stump price drops when several stumps are ground at once. Grinding takes the stump below grade so you can reseed or plant. See our stump grinding cost guide.

Trim a tree that is healthy but overgrown or has a few hazardous limbs. Remove a tree that is dead, dying, structurally unstable, or growing too close to your home. Most trees do not need removing, and we will tell you straight which job yours needs, even when the smaller job pays us less. Read tree removal vs. trimming.

Usually not. Removing a tree on your own residential lot in Fayetteville generally does not need a city permit. Exceptions include protected or heritage trees, trees in a public right-of-way or utility easement, HOA rules, and commercial or development sites. We will help you check what applies before any work starts. See our tree removal permit guide.

Usually only when a tree falls in a storm and damages a covered structure, such as your house, garage, fence, or shed. Removing a healthy tree, or a tree that fell without hitting anything, is generally not covered. We give you a written estimate you can hand to your adjuster. Read does insurance cover tree removal.

We serve Fayetteville and all of Cumberland, Hoke, Moore, and Harnett counties, plus Sanford in Lee County. That includes Hope Mills, Spring Lake, Fort Liberty, Raeford, Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Aberdeen, Dunn, and Lillington. See all service areas.