Tree services for the big, difficult jobs
From a single dead ash to a lot full of overgrowth, every request goes to a fully insured local crew that gives you a free, written quote.
Large tree removal
Trees that have outgrown the yard, crowd the house or drop limbs on the roof. The crew takes them down in sections, lowering each piece on ropes when there's something underneath worth protecting.
Common signs
- Limbs hanging over the roof
- Roots lifting the driveway or foundation
- A tree that's outgrown the yard
Dead ash tree removal
Emerald ash borer has killed ash trees across Johnson County and the rest of the metro. Once an ash dies, its wood dries out and snaps unpredictably, which makes climbing it riskier every season. Removing it while it's still sound is safer and usually costs less.
Common signs
- Bark falling off in strips
- Small D-shaped holes in the bark
- Woodpeckers working the trunk
- Canopy thinning from the top down
Emergency and storm damage
Trees or large limbs on a roof, car, fence or driveway after a storm. Mark your request as an emergency and the crew prioritizes your call. Take photos of the damage before anything is moved; they help with insurance claims.
Common signs
- A tree or limb on a structure
- A split or snapped trunk
- Broken limbs hung up in the canopy
Trees near houses and power lines
Leaning trees, split trunks and heavy limbs over the house, garage or service lines. If a tree is touching a power line, call your utility first; the crew handles the rest once the line is safe.
Common signs
- A lean that's getting worse
- Cracks where big limbs meet the trunk
- Branches touching the roof or service line
Lot and land clearing
Clearing for new homes, additions, fences, pools and driveways, from a few volunteer trees along a fence line to an overgrown lot in growing areas like Olathe, Gardner, Raymore and Kearney.
Typical projects
- A new home or addition going in
- A fence, pool or driveway project
- Volunteer trees choking a fence line
HOA and commercial
Hazard trees on common ground, dead trees along entrances and storm cleanup across a neighborhood or commercial property, with one point of contact and visits scheduled around your residents or tenants.
Typical projects
- Dead trees on common ground
- Limbs over sidewalks or parking
- Cleanup across a whole property after a storm
Is your tree a hazard?
Check anything you can see from the ground. Don't climb the tree or stand under damaged limbs to get a better look.
This checklist is a starting point, not an inspection.
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Start with what you can see
One sign on its own isn't always a problem. Several together usually mean the tree is getting weaker.
What goes into the price
Every tree is different, which is why the quote happens on site. These are the things the crew looks at.
- Height and trunk size
- Bigger trees take more climbing, cutting and hauling.
- What's underneath
- Roofs, fences, driveways and lines mean pieces get lowered on ropes instead of dropped.
- Access
- Gates, slopes and room for a bucket truck or crane change how the job is done.
- Condition
- Dead and storm-damaged wood is slower and riskier to work in.
- Cleanup
- Hauling off logs and brush, or leaving firewood stacked if you want it.
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