Tree Removal in Tulsa, OK

It depends on how tall and wide the tree is, what it hangs over (the roof, a fence, a power line) and whether we can drop it in one piece or have to take it down in sections. We don't throw out a number before we see it. The estimate is free, you get a firm price before we start, and stump grinding, cleanup and haul-away are part of that price. No extra travel charge anywhere in our service area.

Not every damaged or leaning tree needs to come down. We look at the trunk, the lean, the roots and what sits under the branches. If trimming is enough instead of removal, we will tell you before quoting a takedown.

Ask what is included in the full job, not just the starting number. Our tree removal estimates are free, with a firm price before work starts. Stump grinding, haul-away and cleanup are included, and there is no extra travel charge inside our service area. The size of the tree and how close it is to structures or lines affect the quote.

Stump grinding comes standard with every removal, it is not a separate line item you have to ask for. The stump gets ground down in the same visit.

Usually only when a tree falls on something the policy covers, like the house, a garage or a fence, after a storm. Taking down a healthy tree you just don't want, or a dead tree before it falls, is normally on the homeowner. Every policy is different, so check with your agent. If it is a storm claim, we help with what your insurance company asks for. Either way, our tree removal estimate in Tulsa is free and you get a firm price before we start.

Yes. We walk the site to check the tree, space for rigging and how the wood can be hauled out. A large tree close to a roof or fence may need to come down in controlled sections, and some jobs are better suited to a crane. We explain the plan and give a firm price before any work starts.

A straightforward removal with open space to work in usually takes half a day. A tight site that has to come down piece by piece with rigging, or a tree tangled in power lines, can take a full day or more.

We rig limbs and trunk sections down with ropes instead of letting them drop, and lay down plywood or protective boards anywhere we need to drag wood across, like a flower bed or the edge of a driveway. We will walk the site with you beforehand if there is anything specific you want protected.

Haul-away is standard on every removal, we do not leave a stack of brush and logs sitting in your yard. If you want to keep some of the wood for firewood, just say so before we start and we will set it aside instead of hauling it.

If your property needs one, we handle the permit, you do not have to track that down yourself. If you are in an HOA, it is worth checking their rules too, since some require approval before a tree comes down.

Keep people away from the tree and anything it is resting on. If any power line is down, sparking, sagging or touching the tree, do not approach it; contact the utility company or 911 first. For a tree on a house or another immediate hazard, call us right away. We run a dedicated emergency team for calls like this, and we are typically on site within 1 to 2 hours.