Frequently Asked Questions

A small tree might be a few hundred dollars; a large, hazardous tree near your house can run several thousand. The big factors are size, location, access, and whether you add stump grinding. See our cost guide for real price ranges.

On private property in Fort Wayne, most removals need no permit. Trees in the public right-of-way are regulated by the city, and other municipalities like New Haven have their own rules. We confirm before any work begins. See our permit guide.

Yes, full general liability and workers’ comp, with proof on request. This is the most important question to ask any tree company.

Grinding chews the stump into mulch a few inches below grade and leaves the roots to decay, fast and affordable. Full removal extracts the entire root ball, more invasive and costly. Most homeowners choose grinding.

Late winter (dormant season) is ideal for most species in Indiana. Hazardous and storm-damaged limbs are removed any time of year.

If it’s caught early with most of the canopy intact, trunk-injection treatment can protect a valuable ash. Trees more than about a third dead are usually past saving and should be removed.

Yes, 24/7 for storm and wind damage. Call us and we’ll prioritize the hazard.

When a tree hits a covered structure, homeowners policies often cover removal and repair minus your deductible. We document everything to support your claim.