Big trees, tight spaces, careful work.
Licensed and insured. Send photos of the tree and we’ll follow up with a written estimate — usually within one business day.
Licensed and insured, and local to Evansville — this is where we work every week.
A written estimate comes first. You see the scope and the price before anything gets scheduled.
Careful work around houses, fences, and gardens — access and cleanup are part of the plan.
What we do
Tree Removal
Hazard trees, dead ash, storm-split maples. Rigging work in tight spots over houses.
Tree removal →Trimming & Pruning
Clearance from roof and service lines, deadwood out, structural cuts on young trees.
Trimming & pruning →Emergency & Storm Damage
Trees on roofs, limbs on fences, blocked drives. Send photos to get in the queue.
Emergency work →How a job actually goes
You send the tree
Form, a couple of photos, your address. Ninety seconds.
We walk the site
We review access, the drop zone, what’s underneath, and utilities.
Written estimate by email
Scope, price, and what’s included — in writing, by email.
Crew day
Once you approve the estimate, we schedule the crew and confirm the date by email.
The tree is only part of the job.
Roofs, fences, narrow gates, and garden beds all matter. Include the details that are easy to miss from the street.
Tree removal beside a house
Close to the house? Include a photo showing both the tree and the nearby structure.
Tree along a shared fence line
A narrow gate or shared fence line? Mention it when you describe the job.
Pruning with the surroundings in view
Branches near the roof or lines? Show the whole canopy and what’s underneath.
Stump grinding with clear yard access
Planning stump grinding? Show the stump and how we’d get a machine to it.
Storm damage viewed from a safe distance
After a storm, shoot from a safe distance so we can see what’s blocking the drive.
Tree-service equipment in a residential setting
Tight street parking or limited staging space? A wide shot of the frontage helps.
What you can expect
A written estimate before anything is scheduled, so the scope and the price are settled in advance — no guessing on the day.
Before the workYou’ll see it land right on screen, then email at every step after that: the estimate, the scheduled date, and a follow-up once the work is done.
Start to finish
Tell us about the tree
Forms only — it keeps our crews on the ropes instead of on hold. A person reads every request. We’ll text or call about this tree only.
Questions we get every week
What does removal cost in Evansville?
Every tree and every yard is different, so we don’t post ranges. Height, access, and what’s underneath the tree all move the price. Two photos and an address get you a real estimate instead of a guess.
Do you haul the wood away?
Debris removal is included in most estimates. If you’d rather keep the trunk cut to firewood length, note it on the form and we’ll price it that way.
Is my tree dead or just stressed?
Hard to say from a distance. Send a photo of the whole tree and we’ll give you a straight read: leave it, prune it, or remove it.
Will you work with my insurance adjuster?
Yes. We can provide dated photos, a written scope, and an itemized invoice for your claim — see our storm damage page for what we typically send.