Welcome to Eager Beaver Tree Service
We’re Southern Indiana’s premier choice for quality tree services by the area’s only ISA Board Certified Master Arborist; Mark Stephens (IN-1345B). Fully-licensed and insured with workers comp, we have taken care of thousands of trees across Southern Indiana since 1996. Less than 2% of all Certified Arborists currently hold the certification.
“Eager Beaver Tree Service is the premier tree service in Southern Indiana. We are devoted to the further enhancement of the tree care industry with strict adherence to rules, regulations, and operating procedures as set forth by the tree care industry with particular emphasis on quality, safety, and customer satisfaction.” -Mark Stephens
Welcome to Eager Beaver Tree Service
We’re Southern Indiana’s premier choice for quality tree services by the area’s only ISA Board Certified Master Arborist; Mark Stephens (IN-1345B). Fully-licensed and insured with workers comp, we have taken care of thousands of trees across Southern Indiana since 1996. Less than 2% of all Certified Arborists currently hold the certification.
“Eager Beaver Tree Service is the premier tree service in Southern Indiana. We are devoted to the further enhancement of the tree care industry with strict adherence to rules, regulations, and operating procedures as set forth by the tree care industry with particular emphasis on quality, safety, and customer satisfaction.” -Mark Stephens
Residential & Commercial
Devoted to quality, safety, and customer satisfaction
What is the Emerald Ash Borer?
Ash trees are one of the most valuable and abundant North American woodland trees. Emeral Ash Borers are originally from China. These bright metallic-green beetles may be smaller than a dime, but it are capable of taking down ash trees thousands of times their size.
With a Pesticide Applicator License that can diagnose and treat your ash trees, Board-Certified Master Arborist, Mark Stephens (IN 1345B) can save them from the Emerald Ash Borer. If you suspect your trees have Emerald Ash Borer, call 812-923-3499 today for your free assessment. You can learn more about this pest by visiting Purdue University’s website.
What is the Emerald Ash Borer?
Ash trees are one of the most valuable and abundant North American woodland trees. Emeral Ash Borers are originally from China. These bright metallic-green beetles may be smaller than a dime, but it are capable of taking down ash trees thousands of times their size.
With a Pesticide Applicator License that can diagnose and treat your ash trees, Board-Certified Master Arborist, Mark Stephens (IN 1345B) can save them from the Emerald Ash Borer. If you suspect your trees have Emerald Ash Borer, call 812-923-3499 today for your free assessment. You can learn more about this pest by visiting Purdue University’s website.
TESTIMONIALS
What Our Clients Say About Us
TESTIMONIALS
What Our Clients Say About Us
“We have lots of trees in our yard; and, we have used Eager Beaver many times over the past fifteen years. They always do a GREAT JOB for us. From the crew in the field to the staff in the office, they are all wonderful. I highly recommend them for any tree job you have.”
This Job is Dangerous
Let A Professional Handle It
According the the Department of Labor Statistics, tree care-related occupations are near the top of the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries Report each year. Good coverage is essential, and not all Tree Service Companies are protected.
Fully-licensed and workers comp-insured, Eager Beaver uses the safest practices in the industry to protect your property and your wallet.
You can see a full listing of Tree Care Related Incidents HERE.
This Job is Dangerous
Let A Professional Handle It
According the the Department of Labor Statistics, tree care-related occupations are near the top of the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries Report each year. Good coverage is essential, and not all Tree Service Companies are protected.
Fully-licensed and workers comp-insured, Eager Beaver uses the safest practices in the industry to protect your property and your wallet.
You can see a full listing of Tree Care Related Incidents HERE.