The larger the tree, the more costly it is, and the smaller their size, the lesser their costs. If a tree goes up to 30 or 60 feet, the risk and danger increases for the trained tree trimming professionals. They have to be very careful, or things could go south quickly. In addition to that, specialized equipment will be required to ensure it is appropriately trimmed. Note that a 30 feet tree could cost you about $100 to $400 dollars, whereas one that lies between 30 and 60 feet would range between $175 to $600 dollars.
Moreover, a 60 feet tree could cost $1300 or higher to be trimmed depending on the situation. Tree type also can complicate the job and increase the labor costs. Some trees are more complex than others and require have more labor and equipment requirements. Multi-trunk trees and hardwoods are not easy to trim compared to softwoods. Whether you have one tree or multiple, please reach out Burbank Tree Trimming and we can give you a free estimate for the tree trim project.

Another important factor to consider when pricing tree removal is the location of the trees. If the trees are located close to town, then the tree removal company will be able to get to the job site quickly and work will not be delayed by travel time. However, if the trees are located in a more rural area, then the company may need to factor in extra time for travel. In addition, if the trees are located on difficult terrain, such as hilly or rocky ground, then the company may need to use specialized equipment, which can add to the cost of the project. Therefore, it is important to consider the location of the trees when pricing tree removal.

Winter is usually the ideal time to get your trees pruned but timing of tree trimming is more dependent on the type of tree being trimmed. Some tree species are better trimmed early or later in the year. Most trees are best suited to be trimmed during the colder months because tree growth is usually dormant and most of their growth is in spring. Note that trimming trees in cooler months also gives the trees some protection. Trees heal faster in cool weather because of the lack of diseases and bugs as these are more problematic during warmer seasons. Some trees need to avoid trimming during fall since fungi spores and diseases are prone in certain areas and cause harm to trees trimmed in those locations. Summer may be appropriate for trimming but only when the goal is to shape the tree’s growth or make branch development slow. ​It can be difficult to know the best time to trim your trees. Give us a call and one of technicians can assist you in planning the best time to start your tree trimming project.