Tree trimming prices in Marietta depend on the tree’s size and how difficult the job is.  

• Small trees(under 30 feet): $75 to $450  
• Medium trees  (30 to 60 feet): $150 to $875  
• Large trees: Cost more because they need extra work and equipment  

A team of three workers usually charges around $199 per hour, with rates between $171 and $228 per hour. The bigger and harder-to-reach the tree, the higher the cost.

Removing a large tree in Georgia depends on its size, location, and condition.  In Marietta, prices usually range from $400 to $1,800, with an average of $1,100. If the tree is hard to reach or needs special equipment, the cost may be higher, especially for multiple trees.

Yes, in certain situations, you need a permit to remove trees that are located in protected zones or if the removal is part of a development project. If a tree is healthy and situated in a protected zone, it cannot be removed unless there is a documented economic hardship or the tree poses a danger. If you are a homeowner in Cobb County, it’s best to check with the Cobb County Community Development Agency to see if a permit is needed before removing a tree.

Removing a tree in Marietta Georgia costs between $393 and $1,800, depending on its size and location. 

Small trees (under 30 feet): Around $393

Large trees: Can cost up to $1,800

Things like power lines or buildings nearby can make the job harder and increase the price.

Although both are about cutting branches, their purposes are different;

• Tree Pruning:  Pruning focuses on the tree’s health, and it removes dead, diseased, or unhealthy branches to improve healthy growth and prevent potential hazards.

• Tree Trimming:  This is done mainly for aesthetic purposes. Trimming shapes the tree, controls overgrowth, and improves its appearance. 

Regular pruning and trimming ensure the longevity and beauty of your trees.

In general, oak trees should not be pruned during the warmer months, specifically from April to October. Because pruning in this period will expose the trees to oak wilt, which is a serious fungal disease. 

The disease spreads by sap-feeding beetles that attract fresh cuts, and this can cause the fungus to spread from the infected tree to healthy trees. Although oak wilt is rare in Georgia, it’s best to prune oak trees during the dormant season, from November to March. That will help to minimize any risk.