Tree service companies in Alaska
- 41 companies
- 0 county pages
- 41 active USDOT
Alaska has 41 tree service companies listed, and 41 of them hold an active USDOT registration. They're listed below by county.
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41 companies in 9 counties. Open a county to see its companies.
Anchorage Municipality11 companies
A Cut Above Tree Care, Affordable Tree Removal, Alaska Tree Tops Tree Service, Alyeska Landscape Professionals, Apex Tree Care LLC, Aurora Tree Service, Boreal Tree Care LLC, Carlos Tree Service Inc, Dimond Tree Services Inc, Greatland Tree Service LLC, Paul's Tree Service
Fairbanks North Star6 companies
Fairbanks Stump Grinders LLC, Great Alaska Tree Company LLC, J & M Leasing, Maverick Tree and Bush Cutting, Sherpa Tree Service, Top Notch Tree Removal LLC
Juneau City and Borough3 companies
Bright Side Tree Service LLC, Clarke Tree Services, Clearcut Tree Service
Kenai Peninsula3 companies
An Arboristic View LLC, Doug Koch Professional Tree Service, Rooted Tree Service Experts
Ketchikan Gateway3 companies
Alaska Tree Expert LLC, Coastal Tree Work LLC, Sigs Tree Service LLC
Kodiak Island1 company
Matanuska-Susitna Borough12 companies
AK Tree Service LLC, Brandlen Tree Care, Clear Tree Service, Evergreen Tree Services LLC, Gage Tree Service LLC, High Line Excavation Tree Service Inc, Precision Tree Care LLC, Skookan Construction & Tree Service, Spruce Beetle Tree Service, Timber Tree Service LLC, Wind Valley Tree Service LLC, Yard and Tree Care LLC
Sitka City and Borough1 company
Southeast Fairbanks Census Area1 company
About Alaska
Alaska has no state license for tree work.1 State law keeps people and equipment 10 feet from high voltage lines, and closer work needs notice to the line owner first.2 The state's one-call law doesn't name stump removal but counts any movement of earth as excavation.3 Your city or county in Alaska can tell you whether removing a tree needs a permit.
Tree work rules in Alaska
- State license
No state license for tree work.1
- Local permits
Ask your city or county government whether removing a tree needs a permit where you live.
- Near power lines
Alaska law keeps people, tools and equipment 10 feet from high voltage lines. Anyone working closer must first notify the line owner and pay for barriers, de-energizing or raising the lines.2
- 811 and stumps
Stump or root removal isn't named.3
- Pesticide license
Needed to spray or inject trees for hire.4-5
What tree work costs
Published national ranges, not quotes. Local quotes vary.
- Removing a tree under 30 ft
- $150 to $500 per tree (HomeGuide, Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Removing a tree 30 to 60 ft
- $450 to $1,500 per tree (HomeGuide, Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Removing a tree 60 to 80 ft
- $800 to $2,000 per tree (HomeGuide, Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Removing a tree over 80 ft
- $1,000 to $2,500 or more per tree (HomeGuide, Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Trimming a tree
- $80 to $400 under about 30 ft (Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)$150 to $800 at 30 to 60 ft (Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)$300 to $1,800 over 60 ft (Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Grinding a stump
- $150 to $500 for a typical stump (HomeGuide, Angi, Forbes Home, Fixr)
- Emergency or storm removal
- about 2 to 3 times the normal price (HomeGuide, Fixr, Forbes Home)
Ranges from HomeGuide, Angi, Fixr and Forbes Home, checked September 2026.
Sources
- Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development ↑
- Alaska Statutes 18.60.670 to 18.60.695 ↑
- Alaska Statutes 42.30.400 to 42.30.490 ↑
- Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation: becoming a certified applicator ↑
- Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation: applicator categories ↑