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Our Tree Trimming Process

Tree Trimming That Keeps Your Yard Healthy

We trim and prune trees in backyards and front yards across the Oklahoma City metro. A good trim lets light reach your lawn, keeps limbs off your roof and fence, and helps the tree grow in a stronger shape.

  • 1

    Free Walkthrough

    Call or text us, and we'll walk your trees with you. We'll point out dead wood, limbs over the roof or fence, and branches blocking light to the lawn.

  • 2

    Pruning Plan

    We pick which limbs to take and which to leave, so each cut follows the tree's natural shape instead of topping it.

    Oak trees trimmed up off a backyard lawn beside a wooden privacy fence
  • 3

    Trimming & Crown Thinning

    We remove dead and crossing branches, thin the crown so wind and light pass through, and raise low limbs over walkways, patios and the lawn.

  • 4

    Cleanup & Haul Away

    We clear the branches, rake up the debris and haul it off your property. Then we walk the yard with you.

FAQ

Tree Trimming Questions

  • Late winter, before new growth starts, suits most trees. Dead or hanging limbs can come down any time of year. For oaks, skip pruning from February through June to lower the risk of oak wilt.

  • Most mature shade trees need a trim every three to five years. Young trees do better with a light prune every year or two, so they grow a strong structure.

  • Yes. We cut back limbs that hang over your roof, gutters or fence line, and raise low branches over driveways and walkways.

  • Yes. Thinning the crown and raising low limbs lets more sun reach the ground, which helps grass and plants fill in under shade trees.

  • Yes. We clean up the yard and take the branches and debris with us when the job is done.

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Mulched garden beds with stepping stones, Japanese maples and evergreens along a backyard fence