Branching Out Tree Service
Branching Out Tree Service removes dead, hazardous, storm-damaged and difficult-access trees in Evansville. Our arborist-led team reviews the tree, nearby structures, equipment access and cleanup before preparing a quote. For an active storm hazard, call 812-629-8920.
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A confined space beside a shop, a tree next to a house and a dead tree in a backyard call for different work plans. These completed Evansville projects show why the property matters as much as the tree.
Evansville project stories
These before-and-after photos show completed work on local properties. Read the scope beside each pair: tree removal, stump grinding, and mulch removal are distinct parts of a project. Your quote is based on the conditions at your property.
Southside Evansville
This extra-large cherry tree stood beside a southside home, between the house and its service wire. Branching Out Tree Service removed the tree, ground the stump, and removed the mulch.
Near North Green River Road
The day after a tornado, Branching Out Tree Service removed this damaged backyard tree near North Green River Road in Evansville. The work included stump grinding near underground utilities. The photos show the broken tree before removal and the cleared area afterward.
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CrossPointe business complex · Eastside Evansville
Two large pine trees grew in a tight space between buildings at an eastside Evansville business complex, with branches extending over the roofs. Branching Out Tree Service removed both trees and ground the stumps. The before-and-after photos show the space between the buildings opened up after the removals.
Near Boeke Road and Lincoln Avenue
Near Boeke Road and Lincoln Avenue in Evansville, a large tree stood beside a busy intersection and nearby power lines. Branching Out Tree Service removed the tree and ground the stump to clear the area for a new fence. The after photo shows the open ground where the tree stood.
Arcadian Acres · Evansville
An extra-large tree stood beside a home and fence in Arcadian Acres. Branching Out Tree Service removed the tree and ground the stump. The original marking identifies the removal tree; the after view shows the open lawn area with wood chips remaining.
Goebel Realty project · Evansville
This dead tree grew in a fenced Evansville backyard, between the house and its service wire. Branching Out Tree Service removed the tree for Goebel Realty. The after photo shows the fenced yard with its stump still present; it does not show completed stump grinding.
The Oaks HOA · Eastside Evansville
Branching Out Tree Service removed pine trees and ground the stumps for The Oaks HOA beside a busy eastside Evansville intersection. The paired photos show the marked trees near overhead lines before removal and the opened grass verge afterward.
Red Cross property · Evansville
Branching Out Tree Service returned to the Red Cross property near Lloyd Expressway to remove a large, vine-covered ash tree that was at risk of falling toward the expressway. This followed an earlier project removing two extra-large pines at the property. These photos show the ash removal, with a stump remaining afterward; they do not show the earlier pines or completed stump grinding.
Real Evansville projects
Evansville, IN · Tree removal
Before-and-after 100-foot pin oak removal in a confined space beside a shop in Evansville, Indiana.
Explore the project gallery →These are completed projects, not a promise that every job is the same. Your quote is based on the tree, access and scope at your property.
A site assessment helps determine whether removal is appropriate. Tree condition, visible defects, nearby structures and the intended use of the property all matter. When pruning or treatment is a practical alternative, we explain that option.
Tell us about houses, shops, fences, driveways, gates and utility concerns. Access, equipment positioning and the space available for controlled work shape the removal plan. Do not approach utility lines or unstable trees to take photos.
Size, condition, structure proximity, equipment and rigging access, debris handling, storm conditions and cleanup scope affect the quote. We review the actual site rather than publishing a price range that may not fit your property.
Stump grinding is a separate option on a tree-removal quote. Standard grinding includes mulch removal, existing-soil backfill and leveling; leaving the mulch on site is a lower-cost alternative by request. Topsoil, seed, straw and sod are separate restoration options. Review the stump-grinding scope and options before choosing the finish for your property.
Our Evansville gallery includes removal beside a house and a 100-foot pin oak in a confined space beside a shop. Every property still needs its own assessment and access plan; those examples are not a guarantee that the same method fits your tree.
Include the Evansville property address, the tree concern, access restrictions and the outcome you want. Ground-level photos can help if they are safe to take, but they do not replace an on-site assessment.
A faster, clearer quote
A few practical details can reduce back-and-forth before the site review. Photos are helpful, not required.
Include the property address, what you are seeing, and what you want the area to be like when the work is complete.
If it is safe, show the whole tree, the trunk or base, visible damage, and nearby structures from the ground.
Include the driveway, gate, fence, or equipment route and tell us whether cleanup or stump grinding should be considered.
The website quote form does not accept attachments. Email photos to jason@intreeservice.com with your name and service address so we can match them to your request. You can also send photos after we contact you.
Do not climb, enter a hazard area, or approach utility lines to take a photo. Photos support the initial review; they do not replace an on-site assessment.
Call 812-629-8920 or request a quote for the actual property and work needed.
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