T's Trees is a locally-operated tree removal and trimming company serving Oklahoma City and its suburbs, handling everything from storm cleanup to routine pruning on both residential and commercial properties. The company operates with crews available for same-day service on emergency calls, which matters during Oklahoma's severe weather season.
T's Trees removes, trims, and prunes trees for homeowners and businesses across the Oklahoma City metro. The work includes storm damage removal, dead-tree takedown, limb trimming near power lines and structures, and stump grinding. They hold the licenses and insurance required for the work; crews arrive with chippers and removal equipment rather than referring jobs elsewhere or leaving cleanup to the property owner.
T's Trees charges by the job rather than hourly rates. A standard residential tree removal (trees under 40 feet, clear drop zone) typically runs $600 to $1,200. Larger trees, difficult access, or proximity to structures push costs higher; the company provides written estimates after an on-site inspection. Stump grinding adds $150 to $400 depending on stump diameter and root difficulty. Trimming and pruning jobs run $400 to $800 for a typical residential property, though tree count and height shift the final bill. Storm cleanup pricing varies by debris volume and labor required; the company dispatches crews quickly after severe weather and charges based on the actual work performed. Call for a specific estimate; prices shift with job complexity more than seasonal demand.
Oklahoma City has several tree service outfits. Upland Tree Care also operates citywide and offers similar removal and trimming work, with an emphasis on health-focused pruning. Upland's pricing runs slightly higher ($800 to $1,400 for standard removals) but includes a consulting component if you're uncertain whether a tree should come down or stay. Choose Upland if you want advice on tree health and retention; choose T's Trees if you need faster turnaround and straightforward removal without the consultation fee built in. Red's Tree Service covers the metro as well but focuses more heavily on commercial contracts and larger properties; their minimum is often higher and they move slower on residential calls. For a homeowner needing quick work on a standard yard tree, T's Trees is the better fit. T's Trees doesn't market itself as arborists or tree doctors, which means you won't pay for expertise you don't need, but it also means they won't diagnose a marginally healthy tree as salvageable if removal is simpler.
T's Trees works well for homeowners with a straightforward need: a dead tree to remove, storm damage to clean up, or branches that overhang the roof. Property managers of apartment complexes and small commercial sites also use them regularly. The company is less suitable if you want consultation on long-term tree health or landscape design. You're also not the right customer if you need premium cleanup of a historic or high-value property; in those cases, a firm with certified arborist credentials (like Upland) justifies the extra cost.
Call for an estimate. A crew member visits the property, assesses the tree or trees, checks for obstacles (power lines, structures, neighboring property), and provides a written quote. You can typically schedule removal within a few days unless the job is complex. On removal day, crews arrive early and work until the tree is down and chipped; they haul debris or leave it in piles for you to handle, depending on your agreement. Clarify cleanup scope when you book.
T's Trees operates Monday through Saturday; emergency storm calls are handled on weekends during active weather. The office is based in Oklahoma City proper, and crews serve the metro area within roughly a 20-mile radius. Travel time to your address is figured into scheduling. No appointment parking is needed; crews work on your property.
T's Trees fills a practical gap in Oklahoma City's tree-service market by handling routine removal and trimming jobs quickly and at transparent, job-based rates without padding the estimate with arborist fees.
