The Kansas Callery Pear Buyback: Trade Your Bradford Pear for a Free Native Tree
How the Kansas Callery pear buyback worked, how to catch the next one, why Bradford pears are a problem and how to take one down safely.
Removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup from local pros who know Flint Hills trees.
Every job starts with a free quote. Tell us what's going on and we'll tell you what it takes.
Dead, leaning or just in the way, we take the whole tree down safely, even in tight yards near houses and fences, and haul it all away.
Thin crowded branches, lift limbs off the roof and clear sight lines, with cuts made at the right time of year so the tree heals.
Grind the stump below ground level so you can mow, plant grass or replant. Chips can stay as mulch or go with us.
A limb on the roof or a tree across the drive after a Kansas storm? We prioritize cleanup that keeps your home safe.
Not sure a tree is safe? A pro looks for rot, cracks, ash borer and storm damage, then tells you plainly whether it can stay.
Clear overgrown lots, fence lines and pasture edges, including the eastern redcedar that spreads across Flint Hills land.
Based in Manhattan and serving the towns around it:
Just outside these towns? Ask anyway. Rural properties nearby are usually no problem.
How the Kansas Callery pear buyback worked, how to catch the next one, why Bradford pears are a problem and how to take one down safely.
Tell us about your trees. A local pro will get back to you with a price.