Silver maple splits
Silver maple grows fast and holds weak unions. A spring thunderstorm or straight-line wind finds that union and tears half the tree out over the roof.

Home base · Johnson County
Fifteen years working Johnson County trees, run out of Warrensburg. Removal, trimming, emergency work and stump grinding on the big shade trees over this town.
Warrensburg is the county seat of Johnson County and it is where our trucks sit at night. That matters more than it sounds. When a limb comes through a roof on the east side or a tree goes over on a street near the University of Central Missouri, we are not driving in from another county to look at it.
The tree work here is shaped by the age of the town. The established neighborhoods and the blocks around the historic downtown were planted with oaks, maples and silver maples decades ago, and those trees are now taller than the houses they shade. Lots are narrow, garages sit on the property line, and service drops run straight through the canopy. There is rarely a clean drop zone, so most removals in town are climbed or reached from the bucket and lowered piece by piece.
We also work a steady share of rental and student housing near campus and the properties tied to families stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base just east of us. Those jobs usually come with a deadline — a turnover, an inspection, a move date — so we keep the schedule honest and tell you up front what week we can be there.

Every job in town is quoted on site, priced straight, and cleaned up before we leave.
Century-old oaks and silver maples come down in sections over Warrensburg rooflines, fences and driveways rather than being felled.
Learn moreDeadwood, roof and sidewalk clearance and structural cuts on the mature shade trees lining the older streets in town.
Learn moreWe are based here, so storm calls in Warrensburg get the fastest response in our service area, day or night.
Learn moreOld stumps ground below grade in tight Johnson County side yards so the lawn can be mowed and used again.
Learn moreThe same handful of problems come up again and again on these blocks.
Silver maple grows fast and holds weak unions. A spring thunderstorm or straight-line wind finds that union and tears half the tree out over the roof.
Old street trees and newer wiring share the same air on these streets. Limbs grow into the drop, and the section has to be rigged down rather than dropped.
Emerald ash borer has killed ash across Missouri. A dead ash goes brittle quickly, which makes it far more dangerous to climb and remove the longer it stands.
Callery and Bradford pear planted around older yards reach maturity and simply come apart, usually into a driveway or a fence.
Hangers and cracked leaders left after a wind event often stay in the canopy until somebody looks up and finds them.
Dry Missouri summers followed by winter ice loading push already stressed trees over the line into decline.
A big tree over a Warrensburg roof cannot be cut down. It has to be taken apart. We run bucket trucks and lift access for reach, crane support when the piece is too heavy to lower by hand, and full rigging for the back-lot trees no truck can get to.
Brush goes straight into the chipper as it comes down, logs get loaded out, and the stump grinder finishes the spot the same visit when the job calls for it. Owning the equipment is why we can take the technical trees other crews pass on.


We have been working Johnson County trees since 2011, which means most Warrensburg tree problems are ones we have already solved.
Proof of insurance is available before the first cut. On a tree hanging over your house, that is not a detail to skip.
Our equipment is in town. No travel charge, no waiting on a crew to drive over from Kansas City.
Chipped brush, hauled logs, raked work area. The yard should look better when we leave than when we showed up.
We come look at the tree. Photos help us prepare, but the number comes from standing under it.
The scope is written down before we start. If nothing changes, the price does not change.
Warrensburg is the center of the circle. These are the other towns we run to regularly.
Knob Noster and Holden are short runs from town, Sedalia is a straight shot east on US-50, and Higginsville and Odessa sit about half an hour north. See the full service area or head back to the Advanced Tree & Outdoor home page.
Call and talk it through, or send the details here. A photo of the whole tree and one of the access route into the yard help us come prepared. Emergencies should always be a phone call.
Call (660) 441-1537