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Fast, safe, licensed and insured tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, and storm-damage cleanup across Fort Wayne and Northeast Indiana. Get matched with one vetted local crew and a free quote.
Dead ash from the emerald ash borer, weak-wooded silver maples, ice storms, and summer straight-line winds are a tough combination. Whether a storm dropped a limb on your roof or a dead tree is leaning toward the house, we connect you with a vetted local crew that shows up fast and works safely.
Safe removal of large, dead, damaged, or hazardous trees of any size — including brittle dead ash.
24/7 response for trees down on homes, cars, driveways, and power lines.
Shaping, deadwooding, and canopy thinning to keep trees healthy and safe.
Grind stumps below grade so you can reclaim your yard.
Clearing brush and trees for new construction, fences, and additions.
Pre-season pruning and support cabling to reduce ice and wind damage.
We serve homeowners across Northeast Indiana: New Haven, Huntertown, Leo-Cedarville, Auburn, and Aboite, plus Waynedale, Grabill, Woodburn, Roanoke, and all of Allen County.
Every crew we match you with carries liability and workers-comp coverage — so you're never on the hook.
When a tree is on your house, minutes matter. We prioritize emergency calls 24/7.
We haul off the debris and grind the stump — you're left with a clean yard.
Tree work in Fort Wayne is shaped by a few local realities. First, the emerald ash borer: the beetle has killed the vast majority of ash trees across Allen County, and a dead ash is one of the most dangerous trees to leave standing — the wood turns brittle fast and sheds limbs or whole trunks with little warning, which is why so many local calls are dead-ash removals. Second, weather: heavy clay soil holds water, and saturated ground combined with winter ice loads and summer straight-line winds brings down silver maples and other weak-wooded trees — which is why 24/7 emergency response matters here. Third, city trees: Fort Wayne actively manages its urban canopy, and trees in the right-of-way (the tree lawn between sidewalk and street) are regulated by the City, while Allen County and surrounding towns each have their own rules. The crews we match you with know all three — they show up fast, work safely, and keep you on the right side of local ordinances.
Most Fort Wayne tree removals run $400 to $2,500, with very large trees, tight access or crane work costing more. Trimming runs about $200-$1,200 and stump grinding $100-$400 per stump. Every quote is free.
Usually not for a tree in your own yard. The City of Fort Wayne regulates trees in the right-of-way (the tree lawn between sidewalk and street), which require approval through the street-tree program. A reputable crew checks whether your tree is regulated and handles any permit. Outside city limits, Allen County and towns like New Haven and Huntertown have their own rules.
Yes. Trees down on homes, driveways or power lines are genuine emergencies, and the crews we match you with respond around the clock. After ice storms and summer wind events, demand spikes across Allen County, so call as early as possible.
Two big reasons. The emerald ash borer has killed most of the ash trees across Fort Wayne and Allen County, and dead ash turns brittle and drops limbs or whole trunks without warning. On top of that, our heavy clay soil holds water, and saturated ground plus straight-line winds and winter ice topples silver maples and weak-wooded trees. Removing dead ash and thinning weak trees before storm season reduces the risk.
Yes. We only match you with vetted tree services that are licensed and insured, which is essential for the rigging and crane work large removals near homes require. The estimate is always free and no-obligation.
Vetted local crews, 24/7 emergency response, and free on-site estimates.
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