Tree Service in Inola, OK

Tree removal, storm cleanup and fence-line clearing in Inola, the Hay Capital of the World.

  • Free estimate
  • Firm price before work starts
  • Open 7 AM to 7 PM, 7 days a week
  • Se habla español
Crown & Root crew raking and loading trimmed limbs under a tall tree

Tree trimming and removal in Inola

Crown & Root Tree Service is locally owned in Tulsa, and Inola is part of our regular service area, with no extra travel charge.

Inola is about 28 miles east of Tulsa, at the south end of Highway 88. The name is Cherokee for Black Fox, and the town calls itself the Hay Capital of the World. PSO planned the Black Fox nuclear plant just outside town in the 1970s; it was never built. The Sofidel tissue plant opened here in 2020.

Hay country is open country. Most places have a big shade tree by the house or the barn standing out on its own, and a lone tree takes the full force of every storm with nothing around it to slow the wind down. Those are the trees that split and drop limbs.

The other job out here is fence rows: trees that grew up along the wire, shade the hay and get in the way of the equipment. We cut them back, take the stumps down low and haul the brush off so nothing is left in the field.

Need a tree trimmed or taken down in Inola?

Get a free quote

Our crew at work

Questions from Inola homeowners

How much does tree removal cost in Inola?

In hay country the big jobs are lone shade trees by the house or barn and long fence rows. A lone tree in the open can sometimes be dropped whole, which is quicker; one leaning over the house or barn comes down in pieces. Fence rows are priced by length and how thick they are. Stump grinding and haul-away are included, there’s no travel charge to Inola, and the estimate is free.

Will Inola pick up a tree that fell in my yard?

Not if it’s on your land. The town handles its streets and Rogers County its roads; a tree that falls in your yard or across your fence is yours to clear. We cut it up, haul it off and keep it out of the hay field.

When is the best time to trim trees in Inola?

Late winter is the best time to trim the shade trees and clear the fence rows around Inola: the leaves are off and the fields are open before the hay comes on. A lone tree takes every storm head-on, so getting weight off its long limbs before spring is what keeps it from splitting. Oaks are best done in the dead of winter.

Is it better to trim a tree or cut it down in Inola?

A lone shade tree by the house is worth trimming; it’s often the only shade on the place. Trees grown up in a fence row are usually cheaper to cut out once than to trim back around the wire every few years, and they stop shading the hay.

Can you cut back the trees along my hay field fence line?

Yes. We clear fence rows, cut the stumps low or grind them, and haul the brush away so it isn’t left in the field.

Do you charge extra to drive out to Inola?

No. Inola is inside our service area. The estimate is free, any day of the week from 7 AM to 7 PM.

Get a free quote in Inola

Call us 7 AM to 7 PM, 7 days a week, or send a few details below. We'll get back to you with a price.

What happens next

  1. You call or send the form. We answer 7 AM to 7 PM, 7 days a week.
  2. We come out for a free estimate. You get a firm price before any work starts.
  3. We do the work and clean up. Limbs and brush leave the same day. We accept Zelle and Venmo.
Call nowFree quote