Tree Removal Cost Calculator for Knoxville, TN

Answer five quick questions and get a realistic planning range for tree removal in the Knoxville area, built from published 2026 pricing data and local quotes. Every question uses things you can check from your yard in under a minute. No measurements, no tape ladder, no email required.

This is a planning estimate, not a quote. For a full breakdown of what actually drives your price, read ourKnoxville tree removal cost guide. The only number that counts is a free written estimate from a pro who has seen your tree. Seehow this calculator works below.

1. How tall is the tree?
2. What condition is it in?
3. How close is it to your house, garage, or fence?
4. Two quick checks
5. Stumps to grind afterward?

Estimated range for your job:

$200 – $450

    How this calculator works (and where the numbers come from)

    No black box: here is the whole model. We start from base price ranges by tree height, calibrated to the Knoxville market in our local cost guide and cross-checked against 2026 national pricing surveys, then adjust for the handful of factors that consistently move real quotes. For a breakdown of everything a full job covers, from climbing and rigging to hauling and stump options, see our Knoxville tree removal service.

    Base ranges by height

    Tree sizeBase range
    Small (under 30 ft)$200 – $450
    Medium (30–60 ft)$500 – $1,100
    Large (60–80 ft)$900 – $1,800
    Very large (80 ft+)$1,500 – $3,000+

    Adjustments

    • Near a structure (closer than the tree's height): +10% to +30%. Pieces must be rigged and lowered, not dropped.
    • Overhanging or touching a structure: +30% to +50%. Slow, technical rigging or crane work.
    • Dead or dying, still standing: +15% to +35%. Brittle wood is unpredictable and forces conservative rigging.
    • Already on the ground: 40% to 60% of the base range. Felling risk is gone; you're paying for cutting and hauling.
    • Very thick trunk (can't wrap your arms around it, about 2 ft+ across): pushes the estimate toward the top of the range. More wood volume means more crew time.
    • Stump grinding: +$100 to $400 for the first stump, +$50 to $150 for each additional stump in the same visit.
    • Emergency work: priced on site. Expect at least a 30% to 50% premium over standard rates, more during major storm events. The calculator flags this rather than guessing a number.
    • Power lines: no multiplier shown, because the first call isn't a tree crew. It's KUB at (865) 524-2911. Line-clearance situations are priced after the utility makes the area safe.

    Sources

    Honest limits: this tool can't see your yard. Slope, equipment access, gate width, tree species, and how the tree grew all move real prices, which is why the output is a range and why the written estimate is free. Model last reviewed July 2026.

    Ready to get started?

    Call now or request your free, no-obligation estimate online.