Best Tree Removal Contractors in Cambridge, ON
16 tree removal contractors found in Cambridge
Golden Triangle Restoration
Cambridge, ON
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Tripple J Cleaning
Cambridge, ON
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Wendels renovations
Cambridge, ON
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Gateway Village Homes
Cambridge, ON
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Hamilton Snyder Construction
Cambridge, ON
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Kann home solutions
Cambridge, ON
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ALPHA CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION INC.
Cambridge, ON
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You Nailed It Renovation
Cambridge, ON
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Green oasis
Cambridge, ON
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J&S Property Management
Cambridge, ON
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Modern Edge Contractors Inc.
Cambridge, ON
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Neighbourhood Tree Service
Cambridge, ON
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W.J Contracting
Cambridge, ON
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Home Heart Renovations
Cambridge, ON
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Syed Yasir ali
Cambridge, ON
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Multum Solutions
Cambridge, ON
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How much does tree removal cost in Cambridge?
Most Canadian homeowners pay $450-$1,300 to remove a single small-to-medium tree, with the average job landing around $850. A small ornamental tree under 30 feet starts near $250-$700, while large trees over 60 feet, or hazardous storm-damaged removals, run $2,000-$6,000 or more. Stump grinding, debris hauling, and permits are usually billed on top.
In Cambridge, ON, typical quotes tend to track the Canadian average, so the table below shows these national figures unchanged.
What moves the price: The low end is a small ornamental tree or grinding a stump; the top end is a very tall tree or a hazardous storm-damaged removal, with hauling and permits often billed on top.
| Project | Typical cost in Cambridge |
|---|---|
| Small tree removal (under 30 ft) | $450 $250 to $700 per tree |
| Medium tree removal (30-60 ft) | $1,000 $600 to $1,600 per tree |
| Large tree removal (60-80 ft) | $2,000 $1,300 to $2,800 per tree |
| Extra-large tree removal (80+ ft) | $3,800 $2,500 to $6,000 per tree |
| Tree trimming / pruning | $450 $150 to $900 per tree |
| Stump grinding (single stump) | $250 $100 to $450 per stump |
| Full stump removal (dig-out, roots removed) | $500 $300 to $800 per stump |
| Emergency / storm-damaged tree removal | $2,800 $1,500 to $4,000 per tree |
What changes the price of tree removal in Cambridge
- Tree height and trunk diameter - the single biggest factor. A towering 70-ft tree can cost five to ten times more than a small ornamental to take down.
- Access and proximity to buildings or power lines - a tree jammed next to the house, fence, or hydro wires has to be climbed and dismantled piece by piece with ropes and rigging instead of simply felled, which adds hours of skilled labour.
- Tree condition and urgency - dead, diseased, leaning, or storm-damaged trees are more dangerous to work on, and unscheduled emergency or same-day jobs carry a premium of roughly 20-50% over a planned removal.
- Extras billed on top - stump grinding, hauling away the debris, and chipping the wood are almost always separate line items, not part of the base removal price.
- Permits and arborist reports - many Canadian cities require a permit (and sometimes a certified arborist report) before you can remove a healthy tree over a set trunk size, adding $50-$400 for the permit and $300-$600 for the report.
- Number of trees and season - booking several trees in one visit lowers the per-tree price, and quotes are often cheaper in late fall and winter than during the busy spring-summer stretch.
How tree removal prices vary across Canada
Big cities cost noticeably more - roughly 20-40% above the national average. Toronto and Vancouver are the priciest, driven both by higher labour rates and by strict tree-protection bylaws that force permits and arborist reports before a healthy tree can come down. In Toronto a typical removal starts around $800 and climbs past $1,800; Vancouver is similar ($400-$2,000+). Calgary, Edmonton, and smaller Prairie and Atlantic markets tend to sit at or slightly below the national average (about $400-$900 typical). Montreal ranges widely.
These are typical Cambridge-area price ranges based on 2026 Canadian market data, not quotes. Your actual cost depends on the size and details of your project. Post your project on Bidmii to get free quotes from the 16 tree removal contractors listed in Cambridge above.
Frequently Asked Questions about Tree Removal in Cambridge
How much does tree removal cost in Cambridge?
The cost of tree removal services in Cambridge, ON varies depending on the scope of work. Post your project on Bidmii to receive free, competitive quotes from local professionals.
How do I find a licensed tree removal contractor in Cambridge?
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How many tree removal contractors are in Cambridge?
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Does the removal price include the stump?
Usually not. Most quotes cover cutting down and hauling away the tree only. Grinding the stump is a separate charge, commonly $100-$450 for a single stump (roughly $2-$5 per inch of diameter, with about a $100 minimum). Fully digging out the stump and roots costs more, typically $300-$800.
Is tree removal cheaper in winter?
Often, yes. Demand drops in the off-season, frozen ground can make it easier to get equipment in without tearing up the yard, and bare branches are simpler to assess. Many companies quote lower prices in late fall and winter than during peak spring and summer.
Why does emergency or fallen-tree removal cost so much more?
Storm work is dangerous and unscheduled, and the tree is often tangled in a roof, fence, or power lines. Crews charge a premium (commonly 20-50% more) and may need extra gear like a crane. For a large tree down on a house, expect $1,500-$4,000 or more.