Pettibone Tree Service

About Pettibone Tree Service

The Niangua starts small in this country — springs and creek bottoms threading between pastures south of Buffalo, walnut and sycamore leaning over water you could step across. Late April greens all of it at once, and that is when winter's damage becomes obvious: broken leaders, a split crotch, a hanging branch nobody noticed during the bare months. Pettibone Tree Service goes after those with pruning while the trees are still waking, tree trimming to reset a crown's balance, tree removal when a tree has given all it has, and storm damage cleanup along the creek bottoms after a hard rain. Good work down here looks like nothing more than a healthier tree and a clean patch of grass beneath it. From these creek bottoms to the ridges above them, it is all one day's drive.