
The original business
Tree work
Trimming, removal, stump grinding and storm response, climbed and cut by our own crews to ANSI A300.

The original business
Trimming, removal, stump grinding and storm response, climbed and cut by our own crews to ANSI A300.

Treatment, not cutting
Injections, deep root feeding and the annual program that keeps a mature tree out of the removal conversation.

The rest of the yard
Fertilization, aeration, weeds, grubs, mosquitoes and ticks, all on the eastern Nebraska calendar.

Same crew, December
The climbers who prune the spruce in March are the ones who light it, which is why it gets hung properly.

Most requested
Limbs over the roof, deadwood coming down in every wind. Pruned properly it is a morning's work and the tree keeps living.

Fastest response
A trunk on the garage, a split union over the neighbor's fence. We answer at any hour and carry the insurance that makes it a safe call.

Most preventable
Thin at the top, yellow between the veins, needles dropping bottom-up. Caught in the first season most of these are treatable. In the third, most are not.
If one of these sounds like your yard, an arborist can be out this week.
Worth keeping
The lean has not changed in years
A tree that always grew at an angle has built the wood to hold it. The root plate is flat and the soil undisturbed.
The thinning starts at the branch tips
Dieback working inward from the ends is usually drought, compaction or a deficiency. All three are treatable.
The problem has a name
Borer, aphid, needle cast, chlorosis. Once it is named it is a scheduling question, not a removal one.
Nothing is soft at the root flare
No mushroom shelf, no hollow note, no bark sloughing at the base. The structure underneath still works.
Past saving
More than half the crown is dead
There is not enough living canopy left to feed the roots back into recovery, whatever gets injected.
Decay has hollowed the trunk
Sound outer wood can hide a column of rot where the tree has to be strongest, and no treatment rebuilds it.
The whole tree has moved
Fresh soil lifted on one side means the root plate is failing. Same-week conversation, not a spring one.
An untreated ash, after the borer
Emerald ash borer is preventable and not curable. Once the canopy is gone the wood turns brittle fast.
One call, once, when something is already wrong
$1,000 – $8,000
Removal is the most expensive thing on our price list, and almost every one started as something smaller nobody looked at. Big, old and close to the house is the top of the range.
The same tree, treated on a schedule instead
A fraction of it
Injections, feeding and a pruning visit spread across the years the tree is living — and still shading the house.
Mosquito and tick control for a season
$650 – $1,200
Priced by lot size and quoted for the season, so nobody is deciding in July whether this month's spray is worth it.
Removal ranges are current published figures and vary with size, access and what is underneath the tree. Mosquito pricing is by lot size, per season.
Structural and clearance pruning to ANSI A300. We will not top a tree.
Large, dead and tight-access removals, with an honest answer first.
Ground below grade and backfilled, usually the same visit.
Same-day when a tree is on the house, the car or the wires.
Hardware support for a split union worth saving.
A written arborist evaluation for you or your insurer.
Right species, right spot, right planting depth.
Clearing what is on the ground, ours or the weather's.
Diagnosis, injection, feeding and the annual program.
The only thing that saves an ash here, and it has to be on time.
For the yellow-leaf, green-vein chlorosis our clay causes.
Feeding delivered to the root zone, not the lawn above it.
Bagworm, borer, aphid, beetle, needle cast, scab and rust.
Fertilization on the eastern Nebraska calendar.
The one fall service that changes a compacted clay lawn.
Pre-emergent in spring, grub protection before the damage.
One visit can cover several of these. An arborist walks the property and tells you what genuinely needs doing.
“Tyler was our crew foreman for a big tree removal project. He and his men did a wonderful job. They were courteous, on time, thorough, and did a good job cleaning up after themselves.”
“Michael, Rico and Waldo trimmed four trees in our yard today. They did an A+ job, showing a high level of professionalism, expertise, respect and customer care.”
across 313+ Google reviews
1997
Family owned since
Started in Gretna, sold from father to son, and still run by people whose name is on the truck.
3
Experienced arborists
On staff and on site, not borrowed from a franchise agreement.
26
Towns on the route
Omaha out to Elkhorn and Gretna, south through Papillion and Bellevue, east across the river.
4.9
Google rating
Earned across all four lines of the business, most of it from repeat customers.
From the first photo to the written price
You send a photo
One picture and a sentence gets a useful answer faster than a phone description does.
An arborist comes out
Not a salesperson with a tablet. The person walking your property is the one who knows what he is looking at.
You get told what it actually is
Sometimes that is a treatment plan. Often it is that the tree is fine and nothing needs doing this year.
The price arrives in writing
Scope, access, cleanup and the number, before booking, so nothing changes once the trucks are in the driveway.
You decide, on your time
No expiring discount and nobody calls three times. The estimate holds.
Estimates are free across all four departments, including the ones where the answer turns out to be that nothing needs doing.