Winter
Dec – FebPrune while trees are dormant. The best window for oaks (to limit oak wilt) and the easiest time to see structure, dead wood, and weak crotches.
Tree care across the OKC metro
Big trees.
Steady hands.
Clean yards.
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, and storm cleanup from people who respect your property and tell you straight. Fast, free estimates.
- Free written estimates
- Full cleanup included
- Storm response
What we do
From one tricky limb to a whole backyard canopy
Oklahoma trees take a beating: ice in winter, wind and hail in spring, drought in August. Whatever yours need, we quote it clearly and leave the place cleaner than we found it.
Tree Removal
Dead, leaning, or just in the wrong place, we take it down in controlled sections, away from roofs, fences, and lines.
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Tree Trimming & Pruning
Structural pruning, canopy thinning, and roof and driveway clearance that keeps trees healthy and storm-ready.
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Stump Grinding
Stumps ground below grade, roots chased out, and the chips raked so you can reseed, sod, or plant again.
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Emergency Storm Cleanup
Tree on the house, limbs across the drive, or a split trunk hanging over the yard after an Oklahoma storm.
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Tree down after the storm? Call first.
When a limb is on the roof or a trunk is blocking the drive, every hour counts. We'll help you figure out what's urgent, what can wait, and get it cleared safely.
- Get clear. Keep everyone away from the tree and anything it's touching.
- Never touch lines. If a power line is involved, call OG&E or your utility and 911 first.
- Take photos. Wide shots and close-ups help with your insurance claim.
- Call us. We'll prioritize hazards to people, roofs, and access.
Why homeowners call us
Careful work you'd recommend to a neighbor
A written quote, every time
You see the full price, including cleanup and stump grinding if you want it, before anything is scheduled. No surprises on the invoice.
Your property comes first
Sections are rigged and lowered rather than dropped, mats protect lawns where needed, and we plan the job around your roof, fence, and gardens.
Cleanup you can see
Brush chipped, wood hauled or stacked, sawdust blown off the drive. The goal is a yard that looks like we were never there.
Straight answers, fast
Call, describe the problem, and get an honest take, including when a tree can be saved and doesn't need to come down.
How it works
Four simple steps, zero runaround
- 01
Call or send photos
Tell us what you're seeing. A few phone photos of the tree and its surroundings go a long way.
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Free on-site look
We assess the tree, the drop zone, access, and any risks to the house, fence, or lines.
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Clear written quote
One price, what's included, and a scheduled date. Take your time deciding.
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Work done, yard cleaned
Careful cutting, chipping, and hauling, then a full rake and blow before we pack up.
Local know-how
The Oklahoma tree-care calendar
Our weather swings hard, and timing matters. Here's when to do what to keep your trees healthy and your house out of harm's way.
Spring
Mar – MayStorm season. Have cracked limbs, hollow trunks, and anything leaning over the roof checked before the supercells roll through.
Summer
Jun – AugHeat and drought stress show up as early leaf drop and dieback. Deep-water young trees and watch for sudden limb failure on hot, still afternoons.
Fall
Sep – NovGet ahead of ice. Thin heavy canopies and remove deadwood before an ice storm turns every branch into a lever, like October 2020.
Service area
Serving the whole OKC metro
From the old elms of Nichols Hills to acreage oaks out by Piedmont and Choctaw, we cover the Oklahoma City metro and surrounding communities.
- Oklahoma City
- Edmond
- Norman
- Moore
- Yukon
- Mustang
- Midwest City
- Del City
- Piedmont
- Bethany
- Choctaw
- Nichols Hills
Just outside these towns? Call (405) 000-0000. We can often still help.
Are your estimates really free?
Yes. Tell us what's going on, send a few photos if you can, and we'll give you a clear written quote with no cost and no obligation. You'll know the price before any work is scheduled.
How much does tree removal cost in Oklahoma City?
It depends on the tree's height and trunk size, how close it sits to the house, fences, or power lines, whether a crane or bucket truck is needed, and whether you want the stump ground. Small ornamental trees can be quick, simple jobs, while large oaks or cottonwoods leaning over a roof take more crew time and equipment. That's why we quote every job individually and in writing.
Do you haul everything away?
Cleanup is part of the job. Brush is chipped, wood is cut and hauled off (or stacked as firewood if you'd like to keep it), and the yard is raked and blown before we leave. Just let us know your preference when we quote.
When is the best time to trim trees in Oklahoma?
Most trees can be pruned any time, but late winter dormancy, roughly December through February, is ideal for the majority of species. Oaks are best pruned in winter to reduce the risk of oak wilt spreading through fresh cuts in spring and early summer.
Can you remove a tree near a power line?
Limbs touching or near energized utility lines should only be handled by line-clearance qualified workers. If a line is involved, call your electric utility first. For trees near service drops or lines to your house, we'll tell you honestly what can be done safely and who needs to be involved.
Which areas do you serve?
We serve the Oklahoma City metro, including Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Mustang, Midwest City, Del City, Piedmont, Bethany, Choctaw, and Nichols Hills. If you're nearby and don't see your town, just call and ask.
Free, no-pressure quotes
Get a free estimate
Tell us about the tree. We'll get back to you with a clear, written quote, no obligation.
- Written price before any work is scheduled
- Photos help: we can often quote faster
- Prefer to talk? Call and we'll walk the job with you