Washington, Indiana's Local Tree Removal Team
Washington, IN Tree Removal
A dead tree leaning toward your roof, storm damage from last night's wind, or a removal you've been putting off — Daviess County Tree Co. handles all of it, with a local Daviess County crew instead of an outfit driving in from Evansville or Bloomington. We serve Washington, IN and the surrounding Daviess County towns with free on-site estimates and same-week scheduling for routine jobs, and a fast response when a tree comes down and can't wait.
What We Do

General removal, storm and emergency damage, and dead or hazard trees — handled by a local, Daviess-County-based crew. See the full details, including typical pricing →

Grind a stump flush below grade once the tree's down, so it's not a mower hazard, a tripping risk, or an eyesore for years to come. See the full details, including typical pricing →

Pruning out dead wood and hazard limbs so a struggling tree can stay standing, instead of coming down before it has to. See the full details, including typical pricing →

Brush, saplings and storm debris cleared from a whole lot, fence line or building site, with heavier equipment than a single removal needs. See the full details, including typical pricing →
Free Tool
A tree that looks ragged isn't automatically a removal, and from the ground it can be hard to say whether you need a trim or have a real hazard on your hands. Four short questions give you an honest read on how urgent it is, right away.
Cost Planning
Before you start phoning crews around Daviess County, it helps to know roughly what a removal costs. Here's a real starting point, not a guess:
Service Area
Daviess County Tree Co. serves homeowners throughout Washington, IN and the surrounding Daviess County towns — including Odon, Montgomery, Elnora, Plainville, and the smaller communities in between.
We're not driving in from an hour away. Our crew lives and works in Daviess County, which means faster scheduling and a crew that already knows the area's roads, properties, and storm history.
A large removal near your house, fence, or power line is where a certificate of liability insurance protects you. Ask for one from anyone who quotes your tree, before a date is set.
You get a written estimate before any work starts — no surprise add-ons once the crew arrives, no pressure to sign on the spot.
We don't consider a job done until the trunk, branches, and brush are hauled away and the site looks like we were never there.
Three things set the price here: how big the tree is, what shape it's in, and how near it stands to a building or power line. As a rough guide, small trees run about $150–$450, medium trees $450–$1,200, and large to very large trees $800–$2,000 or more. Storm and emergency removals can run higher depending on complexity. Every job gets a free, written estimate before any work starts.
It depends on your policy and the circumstances. Insurance is more likely to cover removal when a tree has fallen and damaged a covered structure — which is common after the kind of severe storms Daviess County sees — but less likely to cover removing a tree that's simply dead or leaning without having caused damage yet. Your insurer has the final word, so call them first; if it helps the claim, we can write up the tree's condition for you.
Washington's municipal code (Chapter 98) addresses tree work in the city, though the exact requirements for a private homeowner removal on your own property can vary by situation. We check current city requirements as part of every free estimate, so you're never left guessing or on the hook for a rule you didn't know about.

Who We Are
Daviess County Tree Co. exists so a Washington, Indiana homeowner with a worrying tree can get a straight answer and a written price from a careful local crew, without chasing quotes from outfits an hour away.
Daviess County knows what storms do here: the November 17, 2013 EF2 tornado damaged or destroyed roughly 20 homes in the Washington, Indiana area. Heavy clay soil, farmland, wooded lots and the rural edges of every town shape how a tree comes down.
How it works: send the form or call, we work out how urgent the job is, and a local tree crew looks at the tree in person before you see a number.
From the tree you've been meaning to deal with for months to one the wind dropped across your driveway last night, one call gets a Daviess County crew started.
Type a Daviess County town or a ZIP like 47501 to check whether our crew covers it.