Wildcat Tree Services

Operating Hours:

• Monday: 7 AM - 5 PM
• Tuesday: 7 AM - 5 PM
• Wednesday: 7 AM - 5 PM
• Thursday: 7 AM - 5 PM
• Friday: 7 AM - 5 PM
• Saturday: 8 AM - 12 PM
• Sunday: Closed

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The winds Monday morning snapped two large branches off our front yard tree leaving one on the roof. We called and filled out the web contact forms on two tree service companies in Manhattan, Kansas. At 8:00 A.M. we received our first response, Wildcat Tree Service said they would be out in twenty minutes for a view and quote the rest is history. The team arrived late afternoon and it was a flurry of action after that. An amazing all business and safety-first team of professionals. During the removal we were given short and very instructive pruning recommendations to prevent further damage by other trees on our front lawn this was hands on with quick tests. The removal of the tree with all its bits and pieces was complete, we were sad to see this tree go as it was our grandchildren's favorite climbing tree. Pricing was within those in the area, very reasonable. Our overall experience was wonderful to include the cutting of one large branch into small plates we will use to make some home photo frames. If you need help with an emergency or just want to ask questions about your trees call Wildcat Tree Service and ask them for a visit.

Called Wildcat this morning for an emergency removal and they had their arborist on site within the hour! Price was fair, work was performed as quoted and they were able to provide a temporary patch for the roof until further repairs can be made.

We had a 14-year-old autumn blaze maple split during a windstorm on June 3, 2020. We called Wildcat Tree Service on June 4 and they came out that same evening to explain how they would remove the tree and they offered us a fair price to complete the job. The next day, June 5, they brought their crane truck and very carefully worked around other trees, shrubs, perennials, and a sidewalk and retaining wall to remove and haul away the tree, and then ground the stump down. Valerio, the foreman, was always careful to toss down 3- or 4-foot sections of the tree onto thick plywood sheets they had placed on the ground to protect the sidewalk and plantings. He never once missed the mark!