The county seat's old giants, respected.
Get a Lebanon Estimate Call (317) 406-4920Lebanon's tree stock matches its housing stock: mature, established, and overdue for attention in places. The neighborhoods ringing the courthouse square grow some of the county's biggest silver maples and hackberries — planted when the houses were, now three stories of sail towering over plaster-era homes with original slate here and there. Removals in these blocks are patient sectional work over structures that don't forgive drops, and prunings are as much about weight reduction as appearance.
The dead-ash situation is at its starkest in Lebanon's older sections and the farmsteads just outside town — whole yard lines of ash planted decades ago went down to the borer together, and they're now failing together. If your block has three bare crowns in a row, ours is the estimate to get before the first one chooses a windy night to act. Batch pricing across neighbors genuinely helps here, and we quote it gladly.
Meanwhile the LEAP corridor's new construction brings the opposite work: young tree establishment, structural pruning on fresh plantings, and clearing at the edges where sites meet old fencerows. Fifteen minutes up SR-39 puts us on any Lebanon job, and the courthouse square coffee is a fringe benefit we take seriously.
Same numbers as everywhere we climb: removals mostly $400–$1,500 (large or craned work above that), single-tree prunings $200–$700, stumps from $100–$250 with batch pricing, storm hazards prioritized and documented. The cost guide breaks all of it down, and the written estimate is free and holds its number.
