Tree service in Louisville

A dead tree, branches over the roof or a yard full of storm limbs. Share the job and the neighborhood, and one Louisville tree service reaches out.

Tree on a power line? Stay back at least 30 feet and call 911 or your utility.

Neighborhoods served

We take requests from across Jefferson County: the East End, including St. Matthews, Lyndon, Middletown and Prospect; the Highlands, Crescent Hill and Old Louisville; and south and southwest areas like Okolona, Fern Creek, Shively and Valley Station.

What tree jobs usually involve

• Dead ash removal. Emerald ash borer has been in Kentucky since 2009, and many untreated ash have died. source
• Trimming over roofs. Mature oaks and maples near gutters and siding.
• Storm cleanup. Broken limbs and uprooted trees after strong storms.
• Stump grinding. Often priced as an add-on.

What affects price

• Size. Height and trunk width.
• Condition. Dead wood is brittle and slower to take down.
• Targets. Houses, fences and lines under the tree.
• Access. Gates, alleys and room for a bucket truck or crane.
• Cleanup. Hauling wood or leaving it.

Who owns the tree

A tree between the sidewalk and the street may belong to Louisville Metro, so check before cutting. LG&E serves most of the city; ask them about work near their lines. source

How it works

1. Tell us about the tree.
2. One tree service working your part of town reviews it.
3. They call or email to look and price it.

Read before you call

• Tree removal
• Ash trees
• East End
• Highlands and Old Louisville
• South and southwest