Tree Service in Leavenworth County

Tonganoxie, Linwood, and the acreage ground between them, roughly twenty-five to thirty minutes northeast of Lawrence. Most of the work here is hedge rows, bottomland removals, and acreage clearing rather than tight urban jobs.

Through the Leavenworth County Sheriff's Office, either on their site or by calling dispatch on the day you plan to burn. Burns run from seven in the morning to seven in the evening unless your township fire chief permits otherwise. Because authorization is granted day-of, larger clearing jobs are usually easier to mulch than to burn.

Yes. Stems get dropped back into the field rather than across the wire, cleanup near the fence line happens by hand or with a mulcher head set shallow, and we cut on the assumption that old wire is buried in the trunks. It is slower than open clearing and priced accordingly, but the fence stays up.

Yes. Tonganoxie's ordinance puts the cost of right-of-way tree treatment and removal on the city rather than on abutting owners, sets fourteen feet of clearance over streets, and runs a ten day abatement clock. Linwood follows a similar model code but publishes less of it, so confirm specifics with City Hall. Unincorporated ground has no municipal rules at all.

Have them assessed. Sprout regrowth from below a snapped stem attaches to the outer wood only and sits above a decay column that has been advancing since the break. A reduction buys real time on some of them. Others are better taken down on a schedule you choose rather than one a storm chooses.

Yes. We work Tonganoxie, Linwood and the ground between them. If your address is rural and not near any of those, call and we will tell you straight away whether it is in range.

Mostly Osage orange, Honeylocust, Eastern redcedar, Bur oak, Cottonwood, Silver maple, and sycamore. Osage orange hedge rows planted generations ago as living fence are now grown around the wire. Clearing one without destroying the fence is slower work than it looks from the road, and it is most of what we do out here.

We work Monday to Friday. After a widespread wind or ice event every crew in the region books up within a day, so we move storm work ahead of scheduled jobs and triage by hazard, taking trees on structures and blocked access first. Call and we will tell you where you actually land in the queue.

Yes, and you do not need to be home. We walk the property, take measurements, and send the written quote the same day.