Evansville, IN · the Tri-State

Emergency Storm Tree Service in Evansville, IN

The Tri-State gets its share of severe weather — straight-line winds, ice, and the occasional tornado warning roll through Vanderburgh County every year, and they take trees with them. When a tree comes down on your house, car, or driveway, you need it handled now, safely, and with the paperwork your insurer will ask for.

Call and we will get a crew moving. Do not go near a tree tangled in power lines — call 911 and the utility first, then us.

Storm situations we handle

• Trees fallen on homes, garages, vehicles, and fences
• Large limbs split and hanging (widow-makers) over walkable areas
• Trees blocking driveways, roads, or your only way out
• Uprooted and leaning trees that could still come down
• Post-storm cleanup and debris hauling

Documentation for your insurance claim

Storm tree damage is typically covered by homeowners insurance, especially when the tree hits a structure. The operator we connect you with can photograph the damage before and after, itemize the work, and provide the documentation adjusters expect — which makes your claim far smoother.

Safety first

Never touch a tree or limb that is contacting a power line — treat every downed line as live. Keep clear, call 911 and CenterPoint Energy, and stay out from under hanging limbs. Once the scene is safe, we handle the rest.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does homeowners insurance cover storm tree removal?

Usually yes when a tree damages a covered structure like your house, garage, or fence, though coverage and deductibles vary. We provide itemized, photo-documented paperwork to support your claim. Check your specific policy.

What do I do if a tree is on a power line?

Stay away and assume the line is live. Call 911 and CenterPoint Energy immediately. We cannot work on trees in contact with utility lines until the utility has made the area safe.