
Tree removal
Taking down dead, dying, leaning or unwanted trees, including trees close to houses, fences and power lines.
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Need a tree taken down, a storm-damaged tree cleared, or a stump ground out? Send a short form and we'll pass your request to an independent local tree service provider, who may reach out about a free estimate.
This site connects homeowners with an independent local tree service provider. KnoxTreeRemoval.com is not a tree service company.
Takes about 60 seconds. Free and no obligation.
One short form covers the common jobs around Knoxville-area homes, from a single dead tree to a yard full of storm debris.

Taking down dead, dying, leaning or unwanted trees, including trees close to houses, fences and power lines.
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Trees or large limbs down after a storm, on a roof, across a driveway or blocking access.
Emergency details
Grinding the stump below ground level so you can replant, sod or mow over the spot.
Stump grinding details
Pruning limbs over the roof, away from lines, or to remove dead wood before it falls.
Tree trimming detailsTell us your ZIP, what's going on with the tree, and the best way to reach you.
We'll pass your request to an independent local tree service provider, who may reach out to look at the job and give you a price.
If a provider reaches out and the price works for you, set a date directly with them. If not, that's the end of it.
Skip searching around. Send one short form and we'll pass your request to an independent local provider.
If a provider reaches out, you get a price for your tree before any work is scheduled.
Requests from Knoxville, Farragut, Maryville and Oak Ridge are passed to an independent local provider, who may reach out.
Name, a phone number or email, your ZIP and the job. A photo is optional but helps.
Hear the price, ask your questions, and decide. You're never committed until you say yes.
Safety first: if a tree is touching a power line, stay well away and contact your electric utility (for example KUB in Knoxville) or dial 911 before anything else.
We connect homeowners across the Knoxville area, including:
Not sure if your address is covered? Send the form with your ZIP and we'll pass it along.
No. KnoxTreeRemoval.com connects Knoxville-area homeowners with an independent local tree service provider. When you send the form, KnoxTreeRemoval.com receives it and passes it to an independent local tree service provider, who may reach out about a free estimate. Any estimate and any work are between you and that provider.
Sending the form is free and there's no obligation. Estimates come from the independent provider, so if a provider reaches out, confirm that the estimate is free and whether a site visit is needed.
It depends on the tree's size, where it stands, its condition and how easy it is to reach. National estimates run from a few hundred dollars to a couple thousand for most jobs. See our tree removal cost guide for national figures and the factors that matter. The only way to get a real number for your tree is a local estimate.
It depends on where the tree is. In the City of Knoxville, the tree-protection rules for private land don't apply to lots used for a single-family or two-family home, but trees on city property or in the public right-of-way need written approval from the City's Urban Forester. Farragut, Maryville, Oak Ridge and Knox County each have their own rules. See our permit guide for official links, and check with your city because rules change.
Ask for a written estimate, what's included (cleanup, hauling, stump grinding), the expected schedule, and proof of liability insurance. A reputable provider will be glad to answer.
Send the short form. A local provider may reach out with a free, no-obligation estimate.
This site connects homeowners with an independent local tree service provider. KnoxTreeRemoval.com is not a tree service company.