Lukinac Labor Tree Service

Dead or dying trees can pose a significant threat to your home and even your family. Save yourself the heartache and the burden of an insurance claim by contacting Lukinac Labor to remove dead or dying trees.

Here are some photos from a recent removal where the owner had a tree over 35’ and within 15’ of their home and were concerned it could fall onto their house.

Lukinac Labor was able to safely take the tree down from the top, down!

Call Lukinac Labor today at:
+1 (913) 669-9631

Steve in Olathe called us regarding a tree that had fallen in his backyard as a result of the recent storms that hit the metro. This tree was covering his entire patio area, making it completely unusable. Lukinac Labor was able to safely cut the tree into smaller sections without causing them to fall on patio furniture underneath the tree and then haul it out of the backyard and off Steve’s property.

If storms have caused trees or large tree limbs to fall in your yard, please don’t hesitate to contact us at (913) 669-9631

A client of ours, from eastern Shawnee, recently took possession of several rental homes and wanted to add some curb appeal. He asked Lukinac Labor to trim or completely remove 22 trees ranging from 15 to 90 feet tall. Using a lift and dump trailer, our team was able to get the job done in under four days and without any damage to the homes located under or around the trees.

Whether you’re boosting curb appeal or protecting from these Kansas storms, Lukinac Labor is one call away.

Call us at (913) 669-9631

Did the storm last night leave you with an unfortunate surprise this morning? Give us a call to clear your driveway or yard of storm debris! We do our very best to get you back to normal, as soon as possible.

Do you have a tree that's just a little too close to home for your comfort? Give us a call!

We spent last weekend removing this very mature walnut. Beautiful tree, but had died over the years and posed a giant risk to the homeowners. Happy to leave our customers' home safer during storm season! ⛈