Clean Cut Tree Service

09/04/2026

Got this big dead Oak removed before it did anymore damage to the house!

08/18/2026

We took down this pesky Wild Cherry that was over the customers home yesterday. Not only did it have 2 large broken limbs and decay at the base, it had a bumper crop of little Cherry’s that were dropping all over and staining the patio area below. Not any more!!

08/10/2026

08/10/2026

We had a very difficult removal to do last week. These trees were over the house, over the fence and neighbors garage. No room for error at all and a very small drop zone. I used one tree to rope out the other. Big to small we can do it all!

Clean Cut Tree Service
417-732-9634

05/16/2026

Just wanted to say thanks again to all the folks who accepted my invite to like this page. I don’t normally send out random invites to people, but I’m trying to build up my online presence for my business, and hitting one click that goes out to 1000 people vs individual invites is way easier! Lol

05/16/2026

Another day at the office!

04/22/2026

Just wanted to thank everyone for accepting my invite to follow this page. I know some of you aren’t in the Springfield Mo area but it was a lot easier to click a button and send 1000 invites at once vs individually. Really appreciate it!

04/13/2026

This Walnut tree was dropping huge walnuts on the roof. We trimmed it back far enough that the customer won’t have any issues for years to come without doing any damage to the tree itself.

03/26/2026

It's that time of year, so give us a call for a free estimate on all your tree care needs!

417-732-9634
417-869-5118

01/09/2026

Did you know that right now is one of the best times of the year for trimming trees? Because they are dormant, it's easier to see their structure, reducing stress, and preventing pests/diseases from entering fresh cuts.

In spring trees need their energy reserves for new growth and bus burst and spending it on compartmentalizing wounded areas will cause it unnecessary stress at this time.

Cutting tree branches in summer and early fall (during the growing season) can be particularly damaging because it stimulates new growth in the tree. Having new growth right before the tree enters its natural dormancy can cause decay, disease, and premature death.

In autumn deciduous trees need energy reserves for abscission and many fungi are producing spores at this time, giving a higher chance of fungal infection.