Tree Service Yukon

Need tree service in Yukon? We’re a local, licensed & insured, affordable tree service company right here in Yukon, Oklahoma. We do tree trimming, tree removal, stump grinding and more. FREE Estimates!

Tree Service Yukon, Oklahoma

Welcome to our tree service company in Yukon, Oklahoma. We are a licensed and insured, affordable tree service company right here in Yukon.

Trees are beautiful and have great value to the surrounding area. They are also an excellent way to enhance a yard and make it have more curb appeal, but they do need occasional care like all other plants to make sure they are healthy and will live as long as possible. This is where our tree service comes in.

By using our tree service in Yukon, Oklahoma you will know you are in the hands of professionals. From your first phone call inquiring about our service, through having your tree inspection and evaluation, and then the tree service itself, we will take care of you every step of the way guaranteeing your satisfaction.

Tree Trimming Yukon

Keeping your trees trimmed not only beautifies your property, it is vital for the health of your trees. Knowing where and when to trim your trees is necessary in keeping them looking beautiful. If you’re looking for professional tree trimming in Yukon, we can help you. Our team of tree experts have been trimming trees for over 20 years in Oklahoma County. Trimming an overgrown tree will help shape the tree, allowing other parts on the tree to become healthier, give the tree a cleaner look, and allow other plants in the area that may have been blocked to get the sunlight they need to grow.

Tree Removal Yukon, Oklahoma

There are many reasons for a tree removal in Yukon, Oklahoma. Some of which are:

The tree is dead and could fall on its own.
The health of tree is declining or the tree is diseased
Roots are becoming a threat to foundations or underground utilities.
It may be blocking your view.
You want to utilize the area for another purpose.
It’s grown too big for the area it is in.
You have new construction.

Whatever the reason may be, we can help. We don’t recommend someone trying to remove a decent size tree on their own. Tree removal is something that can be dangerous if not done properly, without the right equipment and know how.

Our tree technicians have years of experience and can execute any job with ease, with a bucket truck when the location permits or by climbing a tree with professional-grade climbing, rappelling and rigging gear. Climbing trees requires a certain knowledge skill set, and our Yukon tree technicians are experts at this.

Why Choose Oklahoma Tree Service?

Aside from our affordable prices, our prescriptive approach from the first call to ensuring you are 100% satisfied before we leave the job is what sets us apart from the rest.

Here are a few more reasons to hire us for your tree care:

We are fully licensed and insured: You will not be held liable if any unforeseen incident happens.
We offer complete tree service: Tree topping, tree trimming, tree pruning, tree cutting, stump removal, clean up of mulch – we have you covered!
Oklahoma Tree Service offers FREE estimates: We make sure you know how much the tree service will cost you before we begin the job. We are locally owned and operated: Right in Oklahoma County.
We have a remote control saw, which most tree companies don’t, that makes trimming or removing your tree much quicker than normal climbing.
Our Tree service team always practice SAFETY FIRST protocol: We can’t stress how important safety is for us. Our crew are fully equipped with protective gear before they do the job.

We are committed to serving you and taking care of your trees to your satisfaction.

A little history about Yukon, Oklahoma

Yukon was founded by A.N. Spencer in 1891. The town was named in reference to a gold rush in Yukon Territory, Canada, at the time. The first houses and businesses were located on the north side of Spencer Avenue (now Main Street) and present Fourth and Fifth streets. Historically, Yukon served as an urban center for area farmers and the site of a large milling operation. It is now considered primarily a bedroom community for people who work in Oklahoma City.