We trim and prune trees around Saint Joseph and Kansas City to keep them healthy and off your roof. Been doing it since 2010. We cut what needs cutting, rope down the big branches, and haul everything off when we're done.

Your trees need a trim every few years to stay healthy and keep branches from rubbing your house or hanging over the driveway. We've been trimming oaks, maples, and Bradford pears around Saint Joseph since 2010—everything from the older neighborhoods near downtown to the newer developments out by I-29. We don't just hack off limbs and leave. We prune properly so the tree heals right and grows back stronger. Last month we trimmed a big silver maple in the Ashland area that was scraping someone's roof every time the wind picked up. Took about three hours, roped down all the heavy stuff so it didn't wreck the flower beds, and hauled off two truckloads of branches. Tree looks better, house is safe, and the customer can sleep through a storm now.
We thin out the canopy to let light and air through while keeping the tree's natural shape. Good for oaks and maples that get too dense and block your yard. We remove crossing branches, dead wood, and anything rubbing against itself. Helps the tree stay healthy and makes it less likely to drop limbs in a storm. Most jobs take two to four hours depending on size.
If branches are scraping your roof, hanging over your driveway, or getting too close to power lines, we cut them back to a safe distance. We prune at the right spot so the tree doesn't send up a mess of water sprouts next year. Common around older homes in Saint Joseph where trees have outgrown the space. Keeps your gutters clear and your roof shingles intact.
Dead branches fall when you don't expect it—usually in a storm or when someone's standing under them. We climb up and cut out all the dead and dying wood before it becomes a problem. Also check for cracks, weak unions, and anything else that looks sketchy. This kind of pruning can save you from a bigger removal job down the road.


Depends on the size and how much needs cutting. Small tree trim might run $200–$400. Bigger trees like oaks or maples usually cost $500–$1,200 depending on height and access. We give free estimates, so call and we'll look at it and give you a real number.
Late fall or winter's best. Trees are dormant, easier to see the structure, and there's less cleanup without all the leaves. But we trim year-round if you need it done now. Spring and summer work fine, just costs a bit more because of the extra mess and the tree bleeds sap.
Not if it's done right. We prune at the branch collar so the tree heals properly. Bad cuts leave stubs that rot or send up a bunch of ugly water sprouts. We've been doing this fifteen years—we know where to cut based on what kind of tree you've got.
Yeah, we do it all the time. For houses, we rope the branches down so nothing hits your siding or roof. For power lines, we trim around them carefully or let you know if the utility company needs to handle it. We've trimmed trees three feet from houses without any damage.
We haul everything off. Branches, twigs, leaves—it all goes in the truck and we take it to the dump. You won't have piles sitting in your yard. Some people ask us to leave a few logs if they want firewood, and we can do that. Otherwise, it's all gone when we leave.
You can reach us at (816) 261-5011 or email us at [email protected] for more information — we’re always happy to help.

Your Trusted Tree Care Experts Since 2010