$400-$1,700 per tree is the typical tree removal price in Cincinnati. What that covers: Removing one tree, depending on height and access.
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| Job | Typical price | Data |
|---|---|---|
| Tree removal (typical range) | $400-$1,700 per tree | Cincinnati1 |
| Remove a 20 ft tree | $220-$420 per tree | Cincinnati1 |
| Remove a 40 ft tree | $440-$840 per tree | Cincinnati1 |
| Remove a 60 ft tree | $660-$1,260 per tree | Cincinnati1 |
| Three-person tree crew | $180-$240 per hour | Cincinnati1 |
| Tree removal, most homeowners | $200-$2,000 per tree | US average2 |
| Stump removal, first stump | $100-$150 per stump | US average2 |
| Tree trimming (aesthetic, usually annual) | $200-$760 per job | US average2 |
| Removal of an already fallen tree | $75-$150 per tree | US average2 |
| Crane service | $250-$600 per day | US average2 |
Rows marked US average or Ohio are the best published figures we found where Cincinnati-specific data wasn't available. Cincinnati's overall prices run about 5% below the US average (BEA regional price parity, 2024)5, so local quotes often land at or a little under those numbers.
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HomeBlue puts tree removal in Cincinnati at about $1,100 on average, with a range of $400 to $1,700. Height is the main driver: a 20 ft tree runs $220 to $420 and a 60 ft tree runs $660 to $1,260. Multi-tree or multi-day jobs cost more.
Usually not. HomeBlue says stump removal is typically an extra fee. Angi lists $100 to $150 for the first stump and about $50 for each additional one.
It depends on where you live. HomeBlue says a permit may be required and recommends checking your city or county rules. Angi says most municipalities require a permit for trees over 10 feet and lists permit costs of $60 to $150. Check with your local jurisdiction and ask your tree company.
Angi says home insurance often covers storm-related removal, so check your policy before paying out of pocket, and do not remove a tree that fell on your house until your insurer has assessed it.
Updated October 2026. Prices are published estimates, not quotes; your price depends on your home and the pro. SearchWrench doesn't take money from the pros listed here.
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