Tree Service in Shawnee, KS

Most residential jobs are priced after an on-site look at tree size, access, and hazards — not from a one-size quote online. Smaller trimming jobs are usually less than full removals; stump grinding is often quoted separately. Call for a free estimate tailored to your property.

It depends on the tree and where it sits — trees in the public right-of-way can have different rules than trees on private property. Rules can change, so permit requirements should be confirmed for each job. We’ll flag permit questions during the estimate.

Late winter through early spring is a common window for many deciduous trees in Johnson County, before heavy leaf-out. Storm-damaged or hazardous limbs should be handled whenever they pose a risk — don’t wait for the “ideal” season if safety is the issue.

We typically grind below grade so you can reseed or cover the area — depth depends on stump size and what you want to do with the space afterward. Details live on our stump grinding page.

Call or send a short request with your address and what you need. We’ll schedule a look at the tree(s), explain options honestly (including when a tree can be saved), and give you a clear price before work starts.

Yes — full cleanup is part of how we work. Branches, brush, and debris from the job leave with us so your yard isn’t left half-finished.

Ice and wind storms take down limbs every year. Aging pin oaks and cottonwoods near houses or power lines are common removal candidates, and emerald ash borer has hit ash trees across the metro. If a tree looks stressed or is leaning toward a structure, get it checked.