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Fast, Safe Tree Removal

Tree Removal in Washington, IN

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What We Do

We Handle Every Kind of Tree Removal

Whether it's a tree that's been dead for a season, one that just came down in a storm, or a healthy tree that's simply in the wrong spot, Daviess County Tree Co. takes it down safely and hauls away everything when we're done. Urgent calls jump the line: a tree lying on your roof or across your driveway won't sit behind a routine removal booked for next month.

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Where We Work

Serving Washington & Daviess County

If your place sits near the outer edge of our Daviess County coverage, call and ask; a quick, honest yes or no beats a wasted afternoon. See all the areas we serve →

What We Handle

General & Routine Removal

The tree you've been meaning to deal with for a while — too close to the foundation, blocking a project, or simply not wanted anymore. We schedule it on your timeline, typically within the same week.

Storm & Emergency Damage

A tree that's fallen on your property, or one a storm has left leaning badly, goes straight to the top of our list. Daviess County has real storm history — the November 17, 2013 EF2 tornado damaged or destroyed roughly 20 homes in the Washington, Indiana area — and a downed or split tree can shift or settle further even after the storm has passed, so we treat these as priority calls, not next-week appointments.

Dead & Hazard Trees

Dead trees don't always look dangerous from the ground, but a dead tree near a house, driveway, or play area is one of the more common causes of property damage after a storm. We assess the whole tree — trunk, root flare, and canopy — before recommending removal, and we'll tell you honestly if a tree just needs monitoring instead. Not sure how serious yours looks? Try our free Tree Diagnosis tool for an instant read.

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A worker in a hard hat cutting a felled tree trunk into sections on a lawn
A large tree uprooted by a storm, lying across a yard with its root plate exposed

Cost Planning

What Tree Removal Typically Costs

Tree sizeTypical cost range
Small (under 30 ft)$150–$450
Medium (30–60 ft)$450–$1,200
Large (60–80 ft)$800–$1,500
Very large (80+ ft)$1,000–$2,000+
Emergency / storm damageUp to $5,000, depending on complexity

Treat the table as a planning guide rather than a quote; size, condition and distance to a house, fence or power line set your actual price. Every job gets a free, written estimate before any work starts.

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How It Works

Small Crew. Clear Process.

  • Call or request an estimate. Tell us what's going on, even if you're not sure how urgent it is.
  • Free on-site assessment. Someone from the crew looks the tree over on site and explains the plan and the reasons for it.
  • Written price, no pressure. You get a straightforward number before anything is scheduled.
  • Removal & full cleanup. The tree comes down safely, every piece is hauled off, and your yard is left clear.

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Why Choose Us

We Actually Live Here

Our crew is based in Daviess County — not driving in from an hour away — which means faster scheduling and familiarity with the area's roads and properties.

Ask Every Bidder for Insurance

A removal near your house or a power line is where liability insurance protects your property. Ask each bidder for a certificate before anyone starts cutting.

Upfront Pricing

You'll know the cost before we start cutting, not after. Nothing gets added to the bill after the trucks pull into your driveway.

Full Cleanup

Trunk sections, limbs, and brush all get hauled away. You won't be left with a lawn full of logs to sort out.

Frequently Asked

How fast can you remove a tree that's already down?

If a tree is on the house, across the driveway or leaning into a power line, we aim for the same week and often the same day. Call and describe the situation so we can gauge urgency accurately.

Do you handle storm damage from a tornado or severe wind?

Yes — it's a real part of what we do here. Daviess County has documented tornado history, and we treat storm and wind-damage calls as priority jobs, not routine scheduling.

Do you work near power lines?

Yes, but carefully. A tree growing into a line, or leaning toward one, needs extra precautions and sometimes a call to the utility before any cutting starts; at the estimate we'll explain what your tree will need.

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