TREEDROP Pro

Marion Tree Drop Pro prices each project based on tree size and species, location on the property, proximity to structures or utilities, access for equipment, and the complexity of rigging or tight-space removals. Stump grinding, wood/brush hauling, and debris cleanup are itemized so you only pay for what you need. A certified arborist conducts an on-site assessment and provides a clear written proposal before work begins. This approach ensures you receive safe, professional service with no surprises.

Yes—our emergency crew is available 24/7 across Marion County to help after storms or when a tree becomes an immediate hazard. We prioritize situations that threaten people, homes, or power lines and aim for same-day service whenever conditions and safety allow. Our team arrives with the proper equipment, coordinates with utilities when required, and secures the site before performing controlled removals or mitigation. You can count on steady communication until the property is safe.

Our work is led by ISA Certified Arborists who maintain ongoing training in modern, research-based tree care. Marion Tree Drop Pro carries full liability insurance and workers’ compensation, and we can provide certificates of insurance upon request. Crews follow strict safety protocols, including pre-job hazard briefings, ANSI A300/ Z133 standards, and the use of protective mats, certified rigging, and aerial lifts. This combination of credentials and coverage protects your property and our people.

Permit requirements can vary by Indianapolis jurisdiction, neighborhood covenants, and whether the tree is on private property or public right-of-way. If a permit is needed, we guide you through the process and can handle documentation to keep everything compliant. Before digging or stump grinding, we coordinate utility locates (811) and use low-impact methods to protect lawns, driveways, and garden beds. Our goal is a smooth, code-compliant project from start to finish.

Yes—our arborists diagnose issues common to Central Indiana such as emerald ash borer, oak wilt, scale insects, and fungal leaf spots, then recommend targeted treatments or preservation plans. We pair visual inspections with tools like probing, resistance checks, and soil assessments to find root causes, not just symptoms. For pruning, many hardwoods do best in late winter to reduce disease pressure, while storm-risk reductions can be scheduled year-round with proper technique. We’ll design a tailored care plan that supports long-term health and safety for your specific trees.