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Tree Removal cost in Kansas

Quick answer

Tree Removal in Kansas costs an estimated $385 - $1,150 per tree removed, about $820 typical. That is 3% below the national average, because landscaping workers in Kansas earn $19.49 an hour versus $20.33 nationally (BLS May 2025).

Estimate (per tree removed)
$385 - $1,150
Typical
$820
vs US average
-3%
Rank (1 = priciest)
#31 of 51

Estimates compiled .

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Estimated cost in Kansas: $390 - $1,160 (1 trees at per tree removed)

Planning estimate only. Confirm with written quotes.

What affects tree removal prices in Kansas

  • Tree height and trunk diameter.
  • How close the tree is to the house, wires or fences.
  • Whether stump grinding and wood haul-away are included.
  • Tree condition: dead or storm-damaged trees can be riskier to take down.
  • Local labor costs: Kansas landscaping wages are 3% below the national average, and labor is about 80% of this job's price.

How Kansas compares

StateEstimate (per tree removed)
Iowa$390 - $1,200
Virginia$390 - $1,150
Missouri$390 - $1,150
Kansas$385 - $1,150
Michigan$385 - $1,150
Indiana$385 - $1,150
Ohio$380 - $1,150
United States$400 - $1,200

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Tree Removal companies in Kansas

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Tree Removal cost in Kansas: common questions

How much does tree removal cost in Kansas?

About $385 - $1,150 per tree removed, $820 typical. The US range is $400 - $1,200 (HomeGuide).

Is tree removal more expensive in Kansas than average?

Kansas ranks #31 of 51 for landscaping wages, so tree removal runs 3% below the national average.

What affects tree removal prices in Kansas?

Tree height and trunk diameter. How close the tree is to the house, wires or fences. Whether stump grinding and wood haul-away are included. Tree condition: dead or storm-damaged trees can be riskier to take down.

How do I find tree removal companies in Kansas?

Local Landscaping lists 114 businesses offering this service in Kansas, including in Olathe, Overland Park, Kansas City, Topeka and 8 more. Ask each for stump grinding, debris removal, insurance and whether a permit is needed.

Planning estimate: US range from HomeGuide (2026) adjusted for Kansas by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS May 2025 landscaping wage. Businesses listed here have not set or confirmed these prices.