Need a tree taken down in Huntsville?
Call one number. We connect you with an insured local crew that can come out and quote the job.
What you can call about
- Tree removal: dead, leaning or unwanted trees, including ones close to the house. Details
- Storm damage: trees or big limbs down on a roof, car, fence or driveway. What to do first
- Stump grinding: leftover stumps from old removals. Details
- Trimming: limbs over the roof, dead wood, low branches over the driveway. Details
What it usually costs
For a typical Huntsville job, plan on roughly $280 to $1,230, with most homeowners paying around $570. Emergency removals after storms run higher, often near $1,500. The crew gives you a firm quote after seeing the tree. See the cost guide.
Why one number instead of searching
Most tree companies here are small crews that are hard to reach during busy weeks, especially after a storm. Calling us skips the voicemail round. You describe the job once and we send it to a crew that covers your area and has room on its schedule.
Trees on power lines: stay back and call Huntsville Utilities or your power provider first. Tree crews will not work on a tree touching live lines until the utility clears it.
Areas covered
- Huntsville
- Madison
- Harvest
- Hazel Green
- Meridianville
- Owens Cross Roads
- New Market
- Toney
- Gurley
- Monrovia
Common questions
How much does tree removal cost in Huntsville?
Most tree removals in Huntsville cost about $280 to $1,230, and the average is around $570. Emergency removals after storms average closer to $1,500. Stump grinding is usually extra, about $60 to $450 per stump.
Is Huntsville Tree Help a tree company?
No. It is a free referral line. You call (256) 244-8680 and we connect you with an independent, insured tree crew that serves your area. The crew quotes and does the work, and pays us a referral fee.
What areas do you cover?
Huntsville, Madison, Harvest, Hazel Green, Meridianville, Owens Cross Roads, New Market, Toney, Gurley, Monrovia and the rest of Madison County, Alabama.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Huntsville?
Generally not for a tree on your own residential lot. Trees in the city right-of-way next to the street need city approval, and many HOAs require approval before a large tree is removed.
What if no one answers when I call?
Leave your name, address and a short description of the tree, and you will get a call back.