Dravenstott's Tree Service has been taking trees down around Ashland since 1990. Removals, storm and fallen limb work, stump grinding, hedge and shrub trimming, brush chipped and hauled. Their business bureau file says thirty six years and an A plus rating. What it does not say is that there has never been a website. This page is what one would look like. Call (419) 281-7655 and describe the tree.
Every service on this list comes from a customer describing the job in a review or from a category on the company's own directory listing. Nothing here was invented and nothing was copied off a competitor. If what you need is not on this list, ring (419) 281-7655 and ask, because the phone is genuinely the only way to reach this business today.
A customer wrote it plainly: great service as he removed a tree within two hours after giving an estimate and approval, cleanly brought tree down and removed all brush and had someone pick up wood that afternoon. That is one call, one estimate, one tree down and the yard clear the same day. When you ring, say roughly how tall it is and what is standing underneath it.
This is the strongest thing anybody has ever written about them, and almost nobody can find it. A customer called at around 6:30 in the morning about a huge limb off an oak lying across the road in front of the house. The crew was there by 7:30 and finished in half an hour. Their words: would highly recommend this company to anyone, especially in emergency services.
Stump removal and grinding is a category attached to their own directory listing, so it is their work, not a guess. What is not published anywhere is how deep they grind or what gets left behind, and that is a fair question that deserves a plain answer. Ask it on the phone at (419) 281-7655 before anyone starts, and you will know exactly what your yard looks like afterwards.
Confirmed by a review that mentions a gas powered hedge trimmer running on site, so the hedge work is real even though the reviewer was not happy about the hour. Overgrown fence lines, a hedge nobody has touched in five years, shrubs swallowing the front of the house. Small work like this is worth a call, and it is usually cheaper than people expect.
Two separate reviews describe the same thing, brush removed and a limb cut up and shredded on the spot. That means a chipper on the truck rather than a pile left in the driveway for you to deal with in November. Cleanup is the part customers remember and it is the part this crew keeps getting written up for.
A customer requested an estimate on a maple removal and wrote that the owner told me he would go out the same day and get back with me. Another had the estimate given, approved and the tree on the ground within two hours. There is no published price list for tree work anywhere, because height, lean and what is underneath decide the number. Ring and describe it.
Here is the honest situation. Their Google listing has no website, no hours and no photos, just a Street View thumbnail and three prompts asking somebody to fill it in. Their three separate directory listings all show a blue Website button, and all three lead to blank placeholder pages with no business name on them. So the pictures below are stock, because there are none of theirs to use. That is the whole problem in one sentence.
This is the only way to reach the business. There is no email published on any listing anywhere, there is no contact form, and there is no website, so the phone is genuinely it. Two other numbers circulate on old directory records, (419) 651-1414 and (419) 281-8422, and this one is the number that appears on Google, the business bureau, Nextdoor and as the secondary line on the others.
Rough height, and what stands underneath. A house, a fence, a shed, a power line, or open yard. Those two answers move the price further than anything else, because a tree with room to fall is a completely different job from one that has to come down in pieces over a roof. Say if it is dead, leaning or split as well.
Trees get priced where they stand. Lean, rot, deadwood, whether a truck can get near it and where the brush and logs end up all matter, and none of that can be judged down a phone line. One customer had the estimate and the removal done inside two hours, another was told the owner would come out the same day, so the look does not usually take a week.
Ask three things before anyone starts: whether the wood goes or stays, whether the brush gets chipped on site, and how deep the stump gets ground. Reviews say the brush goes and the wood was collected the same afternoon, but nothing is published, so get it said out loud. That conversation is the difference between a clean yard and a pile you are still moving in November.
This is what somebody looking for Dravenstott's actually runs into today. There are three separate directory listings for one business, sitting on the same results page, each with a different phone number and a different address. All three show a blue Website button. All three of those buttons go to auto generated placeholder pages, and two of them contain nothing at all except a copyright line and a link to a privacy policy. No business name, no phone, no services. One of the listings misspells the company as Dravensott Tree Services, missing a letter. One national directory has the business filed under Ashland, Kentucky. One has them categorized as a landscape architect and designer. One has them as commercial tree services when every review on record is from a homeowner. The Angi page that still shows up in search results returns a 404. The Google listing is unclaimed and shows Add hours, Add website and Add photos to the public, which means Google cannot tell anybody whether they are open. And the single best thing any customer ever wrote about this company, the 6:30 in the morning oak limb across the road, is stranded on one of those directory pages where nobody will ever read it. Thirty six years of good work is being represented online by three empty pages and a misspelling.
Being straight with you, the hours online do not agree with what customers describe, so this page does not print a guess. Google shows no hours at all and displays an Add hours prompt to the public. Two directory pages publish Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm with the weekend closed, and one of those is simply mirroring the other, so that is one source and not two. Meanwhile two separate customer reviews describe crews working at 6:30 and 7:30 in the morning, and one directory listing still shows an Add Hours prompt. Ring (419) 281-7655 and you will get the real answer in ten seconds. Filling these seven rows in is the cheapest improvement available here.
Two different addresses are each well evidenced and they do not agree, so this page names the town rather than pick one. Google's own map pin says Steele Avenue. The business bureau, Nextdoor and one national directory all carry a township road address instead. A third listing carries a different Steele Avenue number again. Tree work gets priced in your yard rather than at an office, so the useful next step is a call on (419) 281-7655 and a look at the tree. Reviews and listings put the work across Ashland and Ashland County.
Removal, a storm limb, a stump, or a hedge that has taken over the fence line. Say roughly how tall it is and what is standing underneath, and you will get a real answer rather than a runaround. Calling (419) 281-7655 is still the fastest route and this form works too.
There is no honest price list for tree work, because the number depends on height, lean, what is underneath, whether a truck can get near it and where the brush and logs end up. Give the height and what is close by and you get a real figure instead of a range. This is a demonstration page built to show what a real site would do, so the form here is a working example rather than a live inbox.
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