Oklahoma City's tree canopy is oldest in the historic neighborhoods — the big elms, oaks and pecans of Heritage Hills, Mesta Park, Crown Heights and Edgemere Park — and thinner in newer suburbs on the far north, west and south sides.
📞 Call (405) 467-2906The December 2007 ice storm was one of the most damaging in state history, leaving hundreds of thousands of metro homes without power, much of it from falling limbs. In late October 2020 another ice storm struck while trees still had leaves, snapping limbs across the city and leaving some OG&E customers without power for over a week.
South OKC was in the path of the May 3, 1999 and May 20, 2013 tornadoes, and severe straight-line winds topple shallow-rooted trees in saturated spring soil. Trees with heavy lean, cracks in the trunk, or mushrooms at the base are worth a look before the next storm season.
Fallen limbs and trees after wind, ice or hail storms, cleared and hauled away.
Tree on a house, car, fence or blocking a driveway? Get connected with a crew that handles emergency removals. If power lines are involved, call OG&E first and stay clear.
Dead, leaning or hazardous trees removed safely, with stump grinding available.
Prune overhanging and weak limbs before the next storm season.
Often, when a tree damages a covered structure. Take photos before cleanup and check with your insurer.
Never touch it. Call OG&E or your utility first; only qualified line-clearance crews should work near energized lines.
Yes. Calling us is free. We connect you with an independent local tree service; you agree on price directly with them.