What it costs, and why.
Price on the table before we climb — that’s the standard here. These guides show you exactly what moves a tree-work quote up or down, so the number you get makes sense.
We don’t publish fake ranges, and here’s why you should be glad. Every “average tree removal cost” table on the internet is a lead trap — the number exists to get a phone to ring, not to be true for your tree. What IS knowable in advance: exactly which factors move a quote, which is what these guides teach. Armed with those, the number you get — from us or anyone — makes sense, and the padded quote exposes itself.
The Weave’s pricing standard
The price goes on the table before we climb — in writing, before work starts, every job. Most quotes happen from photos: text the tree, what’s under it, and your access to (727) 761-8618 and you’ll have a real number fast, usually without waiting for a visit. And the standing warning from a guy who bids against everyone: the cheapest quote is usually the most expensive — it’s cheap because something’s missing (insurance, cleanup, the stump, the second trip).
One number we do publish: every job starts at $300. A real crew, real equipment, insurance, and a full haul-away cost money to roll out — a straight minimum keeps the quote honest instead of hiding it somewhere in the padding. If what you’ve got is smaller than a $300 job, Cody will tell you straight on the phone.
Tree removal
Five factors set every honest removal price. Learn them before you collect quotes.
Read the guide →Palm trimming
Per-palm math: height, count, pods, and why over-trimming costs more long-term.
Read the guide →Stump grinding
Measured at the dirt: diameter, depth, access, and the grindings question.
Read the guide →Tell Cody about your tree.
Three fields. He answers his own phone — you’ll hear back fast.
Faster: text a photo of the tree to (727) 761-8618.