How we approach emergency storm cleanup
After a storm, the most dangerous trees are the ones that look half-finished: limbs hung up in the canopy ("widowmakers"), trunks split but still standing, and trees resting on houses with tension stored in the wood. These need a careful, methodical approach. Cutting the wrong piece first can make things worse.
Our priority is always people first, then structures, then access. We'll help stabilize the situation, remove the tree from the house in controlled sections, clear driveways and walkways, and coordinate with your roofer or insurance adjuster when needed.
Built for Oklahoma storm season
From the October 2020 ice storm that shredded tens of thousands of metro trees to spring supercells and straight-line winds, central Oklahoma sees it all. After a big event, demand spikes and many crews book out. Calling early gets you on the list, and photos you take before anything is moved make your insurance claim far easier.
