Tree Pruning Cost Guide

Every tree is unique, so every quote is unique.

Small Tree

Up to 25 feet

$125–$480
  • Fruit & ornamental trees
  • Crown cleaning
  • Deadwood removal
  • Shape & balance

Large Tree

50+ feet

$1,200–$2,500+
  • Mature shade trees
  • Extensive deadwood
  • Power line clearance
  • Free site visit required

How Tree Trimming Pricing Is Determined

Type of pruning

Crown cleaning: Removing dead, diseased, or broken branches — the most common and straightforward service.

Crown thinning: Selectively removing live branches to increase light penetration and air flow — more labor-intensive.

Crown raising: Removing lower branches for clearance over driveways, sidewalks, or structures.

Structural training: Pruning young trees for strong, safe, attractive form — an investment in your tree's future.

Tree size and access

Larger trees require climbing and rigging. Backyard trees with limited access add labor. Some trees require a bucket truck; others require climbing. Each scenario affects the price differently.

Why prune your trees?

Regular pruning improves tree health, reduces risk of branch failure during Denver's heavy spring snows, enhances curb appeal, and prevents damage to your home and neighbors' property.

See tree pruning in action: Watch tree trimming videos →

Prune Now, Prevent Problems Later

Dead branches don't heal — they fall. Get your trees inspected for free.

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