Tree removal is one of the larger home maintenance expenses a Tarrant County homeowner will face. Prices vary widely — and the range can be confusing. Here's a transparent, up-to-date guide to tree removal costs in Tarrant County, including Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Grand Prairie, and the surrounding area.

Tree removal costs in Tarrant County in 2026 typically range from $200 to $3,000+ depending on tree size, species, location, and complexity. Here's a general breakdown:

These ranges reflect the full scope of work: cutting, sectional removal, and debris cleanup. Stump grinding is typically priced separately.

Tree size. The single biggest factor. A 30-foot Bradford pear costs a fraction of what an 80-foot pecan costs to remove. Size affects the time required, the equipment needed, and the volume of debris.

Species. Some species are harder to work with than others. Large live oaks and pecans have dense, heavy wood and complex branch structures. Bradford pears are lighter and easier to remove.

Location. A tree in an open backyard is straightforward. A tree next to your home, over your pool, near power lines, or in a tight space requires more careful work — and costs more.

Condition. A dead or structurally compromised tree can be more dangerous to remove than a healthy one. Unexpected failure points, brittle wood, and unpredictable behavior add time and risk.

Access. Limited equipment access — narrow gates, steep terrain, or tight urban lots — increases labor costs.

Stump grinding. Stump grinding is typically $75–$250 per stump depending on diameter. It's almost always worth adding to the removal job.

Prices are generally consistent across Tarrant County, with minor variations based on local market conditions:

Fort Worth: $200–$3,000+ (wide range due to the city's size and diversity of neighborhoods)

Arlington: $200–$2,500 (similar range; older neighborhoods have larger trees)

Mansfield: $300–$3,500 (established neighborhoods with large live oaks and pecans push the upper end)

Grand Prairie: $200–$2,500 (spans both Dallas and Tarrant counties; pricing consistent with both markets)

Burleson: $200–$2,000 (slightly lower density of very large trees than Fort Worth or Mansfield)

The only way to get an accurate price is to have someone look at the tree in person. Be wary of companies that quote prices over the phone without seeing the tree — these quotes are almost always inaccurate and often lead to disputes when the actual work begins.

When getting estimates, ask for:

• A written estimate with a clear scope of work
• Confirmation that the price includes debris removal
• Clarification on whether stump grinding is included or priced separately
• Proof of liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage

No proof of insurance. Always ask for a certificate of liability insurance and workers' comp coverage. An uninsured crew working on your property creates serious liability.

Unusually low prices. Prices significantly below market rate often indicate an uninsured crew, inexperienced workers, or a company that will cut corners on safety and cleanup.

Pressure to decide immediately. Legitimate tree companies don't pressure you to make same-day decisions on large jobs.

No written estimate. Always get the scope of work and price in writing before any work starts.

Tree Crew has served Tarrant County for 27 years. We're fully licensed and insured, and we provide free written estimates on every job throughout Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Grand Prairie, and the surrounding area.

Call (972) 999-3627 or contact us online to schedule your free estimate.