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Mobile County & the Eastern Shore · storm requests taken 24/7

Tree Service in Mobile, AL done safely, priced clearly.

Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm clean-up for Mobile homeowners. Insured local crews and a free written estimate before any work begins.

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Free written estimates

A clear price before any work starts

Insured crews only

We refer only insured crews; ask for their certificate

24/7 storm requests

Urgent requests taken any hour, day or night

Clean-up in writing

Haul-away and raking listed on your estimate

Tree services

Every tree service, through one local request

Whether it’s one leaning pine or a storm-wrecked backyard, each service has its own page with real price ranges, so you know what to expect before a crew ever show up.

All services
Arborist in a climbing harness cutting the top out of a tall tree against a dark, stormy skyFrom ~$250

Tree Removal

Dead, leaning or storm-damaged tree? Our insured crew takes it down in sections, protects your house and lawn, and lists haul-away on the estimate.

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Arborist in a tree cutting a branch with a pole saw while secured by a climbing lineFrom ~$150

Tree Trimming

Crown thinning, deadwood removal, roof clearance and hurricane-prep pruning done to ANSI A300 standards by our insured crews, with clean-up listed on the estimate.

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Overhead view of a stump grinder's cutting wheel chewing a tree stump into wood chipsFrom ~$100

Stump Grinding

We grind stumps 6–12 inches below the surface, chases out surface roots, and leaves the spot ready for soil, sod or a new tree.

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Large fallen trees lying across a damaged house in Alabama after Hurricane IvanFrom ~$500

Emergency Tree Service

Tree on the house or blocking the drive? Storm requests are taken 24/7. We sort them by danger, and our insured crew removes the tree safely.

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Stack of freshly cut log rounds piled on the ground after trees were felledFrom ~$1,200

Land Clearing

Clearing a lot for a new home or taming overgrown acreage? Our crew clears selectively, handles the debris and leaves the ground ready to use.

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Arborist in a climbing harness working near the top of a tall tree against a dark, stormy skyFrom ~$2,000

Crane Tree Removal

Huge tree over the house, dead and unsafe to climb, or no room to drop it? We use a crane to lift it out in sections with less risk and yard damage.

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Climber roped into the trunk of a tall palm, reaching up into the crown to cut away dead frondsFrom ~$100

Palm Tree Trimming

Sabal, Washingtonia, pindo and date palms trimmed to the 9-to-3 rule, no climbing spikes, plus safe palm removal and stump grinding. Free written estimates.

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Large live oak draped in Spanish moss, the kind of mature tree an arborist inspects for decay, cracks and weak limbsFrom ~$150

Tree Risk Assessment

An arborist inspects your tree, rates the risk to your home and tells you whether to prune, cable, monitor or remove it. Written reports available.

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Bucket truck with its boom raised as a crew trims trees along a commercial streetFrom ~$500

Commercial Tree Service

Scheduled pruning, parking lot canopy lifts, storm cleanup and lot clearing for commercial and HOA properties, with a COI on request and one point of contact.

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Wide live oak draped in Spanish moss standing in an open lawn

Hurricane season

June 1 – Nov 30

Prep trees before the first storm, not after.

Built for Mobile’s trees

A Mobile tree service that knows Gulf Coast trees and storms

Mobile’s canopy is special: centuries-old live oaks, towering loblolly pines, water oaks that don’t age gracefully, and palms that take a beating every hurricane season. Caring for them well means knowing which trees fail in wind, which ones are protected, and how our sandy, soggy soils affect roots.

That local knowledge shapes every estimate. We tell you honestly whether a tree can be saved with good pruning, whether it needs to come down, and what it will cost, and the work follows ISA and ANSI A300 pruning standards. Inside the city limits, see our guide to Mobile neighborhoods and City tree rules.

Typical Mobile-area prices (2026)

Tree Removal$250–$2,000 per tree
Tree Trimming$150–$1,500 per tree
Stump Grinding$100–$450 per stump
Emergency Tree Service$500–$6,000 per job
See the full tree removal cost guide

Simple process

How it works: from first call to clean yard

  1. 01

    Tell us what you need

    Call (251) 306-8118, or send the form with a few details and photos if you have them. Emergencies go to the front of the line.

  2. 02

    Free on-site estimate

    We look at the tree, the access and anything it could hit, then explain your options in plain English.

  3. 03

    Clear written quote

    One price that spells out what’s included: removal, haul-away, stump grinding. Check every line before you say yes.

  4. 04

    Safe work, spotless finish

    Wood is rigged and lowered carefully, your lawn is protected and the site is left raked and clean.

Large trees fallen onto a house after Hurricane Ivan in AlabamaStorm damage?

Storm requests taken 24/7

Tree down on your house, car or driveway?

Call or send an emergency request any time. If we miss your call, leave a voicemail and we call back as soon as possible. We make the scene safe, take the weight off your roof carefully and help arrange tarping, with photos for your insurance adjuster.

  • Stay clear of downed power lines and report them to Alabama Power
  • Don’t climb onto the roof or cut tensioned limbs yourself
  • Take photos from a safe distance before anything is moved
Call (251) 306-8118Request emergency helpEmergency service details

Filing a claim? Read what homeowners insurance covers when a tree falls.

Service areas

Serving Mobile, Mobile County and the Eastern Shore

From midtown’s old oaks to wooded lots in Semmes and bayfront bluffs in Fairhope, every town has its own trees, soils and rules. Our area pages cover what’s different about each one.

Also serving: Creola · Irvington · Bayou La Batre · Wilmer · Mount Vernon · Loxley

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Why homeowners call us

What you can expect on every job

Prices you can see up front

We publish typical price ranges for every service. The crew’s written quote is the price you pay unless the job changes.

Insured, safety-first crews

Proper rigging, lowering lines and safety gear on every job. Ask for a certificate of insurance and you will get one.

Pruning that helps the tree

No topping and no “lion-tailing.” ANSI A300 is the pruning standard on every job, so live oaks and other trees stay healthy and wind-firm.

Insurance-ready paperwork

Ask the crew for before-and-after photos and an itemized invoice. Adjusters want both after storm damage.

Quick replies

Most requests get a reply the same business day, and you get a real visit date, not “sometime next week.”

Clean-up in writing

Brush chipped, logs hauled and lawn raked, listed on the estimate. Firewood or mulch left behind only if you want it.

Homeowner guides

Honest answers before you hire anyone

All guides

Costs10 min read

Tree Removal Cost in Mobile, AL: 2026 Price Guide

What it really costs to take down a tree in Mobile in 2026: price tables by height and species, add-ons like stump grinding and cranes, and how to compare quotes.

Updated October 22, 2026

FAQ

Tree service questions from Mobile homeowners

Straight answers to the questions Mobile homeowners ask us most. Still unsure? A free estimate is the quickest way to get a firm answer.

How much does tree service cost in Mobile, AL?

Most tree removals in the Mobile area cost $500 to $1,500, with most trees between $250 and $2,000 and very large or high-risk trees reaching $4,000 or more (typical 2026 estimates). Trimming usually runs $150 to $1,500 per tree, and stump grinding $100 to $450 per stump. The crew gives you an exact written price after a free on-site estimate.

Can I get emergency tree removal after a storm?

Yes. Storm requests are taken 24/7 by phone or voicemail and answered as soon as possible. Trees on houses, cars and driveways go first, and the crew makes the scene safe before full removal. Ask the crew for photos of the damage for your insurance claim. If a tree is touching a power line, stay back and report it to Alabama Power before anyone touches it.

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Mobile?

Trees on private residential property usually don’t need a City of Mobile permit, but trees on the public right-of-way, in some historic districts or tied to development plans can. Rules differ in Fairhope, Daphne and unincorporated areas. Our Mobile tree removal permit guide explains the details, and the Mobile neighborhoods page covers City rules and historic districts.

Is clean-up included in the price?

Yes, clean-up is listed on your written estimate: cutting the wood down, hauling away brush and logs, and raking the work area. If you want to keep firewood or chips for mulch, say so and it comes off the price. Check that line before you say yes, so there are no surprise charges at the end.

How do I find a reliable tree service in Mobile, AL?

Ask for a certificate of insurance, a written price and scope before any cutting, and a pruning standard such as ANSI A300. Be wary of door knockers after storms who want cash up front. Our guide to choosing a tree service lists seven checks you can run on any company, including us.

Which areas around Mobile do you serve?

We cover the City of Mobile and Mobile County, including Theodore, Tillmans Corner, Saraland, Semmes, Satsuma, Chickasaw, Prichard and Grand Bay, plus the Eastern Shore of Baldwin County: Daphne, Spanish Fort and Fairhope. If you’re just outside these towns, ask anyway. We can often still help.

When should I book tree trimming in Mobile?

Late winter is the best time for major pruning, while most trees are dormant and before spring growth starts. Dead, broken or hanging limbs can be removed any time of year. Aim to finish structural work before hurricane season begins on June 1. Our guide to when to prune trees in Alabama has the season-by-season calendar.

Arborist roped into a tree while removing its upper limbs

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