Small, accessible tree: roughly $300–$1,000
A straightforward removal with room to work may fall in this broad band. Stump grinding and hauling can change the total.
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Tree Removal Cost in Lewiston, ME
There is no dependable price from a photo or tree height alone. Use these broad planning ranges to prepare questions, then request a site-specific written estimate before authorizing work.
Budget planning only
Broad ranges, not quotes
These rough U.S. planning bands are illustrative, not verified Lewiston prices or guarantees. They are widened from HomeGuide's 2026 national cost guide to leave room for varied scope. Actual local bids can fall outside them, especially after storms or where equipment and access are difficult. Compare written scopes, not just totals.
Medium tree: roughly $700–$2,000
More cutting, rigging, or cleanup may be needed. Structures and restricted access can push the price higher.
Large or complex tree: roughly $1,500–$5,000+
Sectional removal near a home, crane access, traffic control, or a damaged tree can substantially exceed this range. Emergency response can add separate charges.
Why bids differ
What changes the scope and price?
Lewiston lots can vary in driveway access, neighboring structures, overhead lines, and available space. A qualified professional needs to see the site and plan the work.
Tree size and condition
Height, trunk diameter, number of heavy limbs, decay, splitting, and a lean affect crew time, equipment, and how pieces can be lowered.
Access and nearby property
Narrow gates, slopes, soft ground, limited drop space, roofs, fences, vehicles, and neighboring property may require slower sectional removal and added protection.
Wires and coordination
Never approach a tree involving wires. The utility may need to make the area safe before tree work; road access or other site conditions may require additional coordination.
Emergency timing and equipment
After-hours response, storm demand, an aerial lift, or a crane with a suitable setup area can add cost. A crane is a site-specific decision, not a standard charge.
Stump, debris, and permissions
Hauling, chipping, logs, stump grinding, backfill, and final cleanup may be separate. Ask the contractor to identify any required permissions or utility arrangements for your specific site; do not assume they are included.
Written estimate checklist
Ask what the estimate includes
- 1The specific tree and whether the price covers full removal, temporary hazard reduction, or both.
- 2Equipment, crane or lift needs, access, property protection, and who handles utility or road coordination and any site-specific permits.
- 3Chipping, hauling, log placement, stump grinding depth, debris cleanup, and any restoration or exclusions.
- 4Timing, after-hours or emergency charges, weather delays, payment terms, and how scope changes are approved.
- 5Current insurance documentation and who is responsible for work on or near neighboring property.
Lewiston-area property owners
Request a free assessment.
Describe the tree and access from a safe location. An eligible request may be shared with an independent contractor. There is no obligation to hire, and a final price requires an on-site scope.
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