Wichita Tree Service

05/12/2026

The Kansas Forest Service is offering to buy back removed callery pear trees and replace them with other non-invasive trees.

05/12/2026

Rising fuel costs are turning into trouble for area landscaping and tree-removal companies, like Wichita Tree Service. It's changing the way the business operates as the owner has had to pass up contracts and raise prices in order to stay afloat.

“I think we raised our prices maybe 30 percent or so, but really that kind of doesn’t even keep up with the cost of the equipment, the rising fuel costs and things like that,” the owner said.

03/18/2026

Note: Has to be an ISA Certified Arborist or Kansas Certified Arborist! Give us a call today at 316-616-8321.

🌳 Replace Your Callery Pear with a Native Tree!

If you remove a Callery pear from your property, you can receive a free native replacement tree at one of our May 2026 buyback events. This program applies to Callery pear (Pyrus calleryana) and its common cultivars, including ‘Bradford,’ ‘Cleveland Select,’ and ‘Aristocrat.’

⚠️ Important:
Before signing up, please read all event details carefully on the event page. Registration will open later this spring.

Here’s how it works:
✔ Remove your Callery pear (trees removed in 2025 or 2026 qualify)
✔ Provide proof of removal (photos of the tree before and the stump after, or an arborist invoice)
✔ Sign up for a free native replacement tree

🌱 Native species available include:
• Bur Oak
• Kentucky Coffeetree
• Eastern Redbud
• Serviceberry
• Sargent Crabapple

Please note:
This program does not pay for tree removals.
Work with a KAA or ISA-certified arborist if you need professional removal.
One replacement tree per household, and species are first-come, first-served.

We encourage landowners to remove Callery pear as soon as possible to help stop the spread of this invasive tree!

📬 Want to be the first to know when registration opens?
Visit the EVENT webpage and sign up for the Kansas Canopy newsletter (under the sign up tab): https://buff.ly/1k8qpwa

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03/17/2026

There will be three Callery (Bradford) pear buybacks in Kansas in May, the Kansas Forest Service announced on Tuesday.

03/16/2026

Guess this was in Wichita. Guy was super Lucky.

03/14/2026

We’re very grateful to have been voted Best of Wichita in the Wichita Eagle’s Best of Wichita contest.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote for Wichita Tree Service. Your support, trust, and continued business truly mean a lot to us. We know there are a lot of choices out there, and we’re thankful for the opportunity to serve the Wichita community.

We appreciate every customer who has trusted us with their trees, recommended us to others, and supported our business along the way. We do not take that for granted.

From all of us at Wichita Tree Service, thank you again. We’re proud to serve Wichita and will keep working hard to provide the kind of service you deserve. 🌳

02/26/2026

Starting the city of newton job today.

The City’s contractor, Wichita Tree Service, will begin tree trimming this week in the public right-of-way within Maintenance Area 2. Crews will start on the west side of Area 2, as highlighted in yellow on the attached map. Door hangers will be distributed today to properties in the affected area with additional information.

Work will progress east until the entire maintenance area is complete. Crews estimate the project will take approximately two weeks, weather permitting.

Although property owners are responsible for the street trees on their property, the City bids out tree trimming in one maintenance area per year to alleviate the burden for property owners. Street trees must be trimmed to keep limbs from scraping high-profile vehicles and to remove any hanging branches that could be dangerous.

Curious about the 7 areas? Follow the link here:https://www.newtonkansas.com/files/assets/newtonkansas/v/1/public-works/documents/maps/pavementmaint2024.pdf

12/31/2025

KANSAS PROUD: Crews from Wichita Tree Service are in Florida to help clean up the aftermath of Hurricane Milton after spending two weeks in South Carolina.

12/23/2025

Getting ahead of the weather is the single best way to protect your home. A weak limb might look harmless now, but one heavy ice storm or high-wind day can turn it into a major liability.

Trimming your trees before the next storm hits could save you thousands in roof or fence repairs.

Don't wait for the weather to decide for you. Reach out today for a free assessment! (316)616-8321

12/19/2025

When Robert started Wichita Tree Service, the vision was always about more than just trimming trees, it was about serving the community he called home. 🏠🌳

Whether we’re working on a residential backyard, a large commercial site, or partnering with the city on public contracts, our goal remains the same: to make Wichita a safer, more beautiful place for everyone.

Seeing the direct impact our work has on our neighborhoods is why we do what we do. We’re grateful for the trust you’ve placed in us!

12/18/2025

Ever wonder what actually happens to all that debris once we pull away?

Most people assume it just becomes someone else’s problem, but we do things a bit differently. It all goes back to our private, county-zoned facility. We’re actually one of the only crews in the area that has the permits and the setup to handle green waste on this kind of scale ourselves.

It’s the "unseen" part of the job, but it’s why we’re able to offer a true full-service experience from start to finish.

Here's a birds eye view of what that process looks like!