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Tree Trimming Cost in Texas: 2026 Pricing by Size and City

September 17, 2026 · 8 min read

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Tree trimming in Texas costs $75–$2,000 on ArborHub’s 2026 statewide base rates. Small trees are $75–$250. Medium is $250–$600. Large is $600–$1,200. Extra-large is $1,200–$2,000. Those are the same numbers on city trimming pages, before a local multiplier.

A trim is not a removal. You are paying for deadwood, clearance from the roof and lines, and structure — not taking the tree down. Most healthy trees need that work every 3–5 years, not every spring.

Texas tree trimming cost by size Texas tree trimming cost by size $75–$250 Small $250–$600 Medium $600–$1,200 Large $1,200–$2,000 XL Dark bar = low end of range; light bar = high end. USD.
Statewide low/high from ArborHub 2026 basePricing in landing-data.json. City pages apply local multipliers.

Texas trimming costs by size

Tree sizeHeightTexas base
SmallUnder 25 ft$75–$250
Medium25–50 ft$250–$600
Large50–75 ft$600–$1,200
Extra large75+ ft$1,200–$2,000

Oak wilt blackout

Do not prune oaks February 1–June 30

That window is when nitidulid beetles move oak wilt to fresh wounds. It applies to live oaks, red oaks, post oaks, and bur oaks. Storm damage is the only reason to cut then, and the wound gets paint within 15 minutes. Full disease guide: oak wilt in Texas.

Calendar by species: best time to trim trees in Texas.

City comparison (medium tree)

Medium trim base is $250–$600. Multipliers match ArborHub city pages.

Cityvs stateMedium trim
Austin+15%$288–$690
Dallas+10%$275–$660
Houston+5%$263–$630
San Antonio−5%$238–$570
Fort Worth+5%$263–$630
Plano+15%$288–$690

What actually moves the price

Related: tree removal cost in Texas if the tree is past trimming.