EMERGENCY TREE SERVICES TULSA

It takes a highly skilled and heavily equipped tree crew to safely respond to these situations. Over the years, Jake and the crew have responded to multiple ice and wind storms and are fully trained and knowledgeable in the removal of damaged and/or hazardous trees from property.  Our most recent mass storm responses include the June 2023 Tulsa windstorm which toppled trees onto homes, the July 2020 damaging wind event in Tulsa, the May 2019 Tulsa tornado, the July 2018 F3 tornado in Marshalltown, Iowa, the August 2017 Tulsa tornado, and the July 2016 Tulsa Dericho.

Emergency tree work requires expert experience, techniques, and equipment to safely remove trees and prevent further damage.  Our equipment allows us to respond to emergency tree situations quickly and efficiently as we typically utilize cranes, grapple trucks, bucket trucks, skid steers, and stump grinders when dispatching to these types of situations.  We specialize in removing trees that have fallen onto homes or other structures.  Our Tree-Mek, a specialty crane for tree care operations, allows us to respond to and complete tree removal where most others cannot.  In most cases, when responding to a tree on a structure, a crane or other mechanization is the safest and best way and can help prevent further damage.

Unfortunately, after a natural disaster, there are tree services that attempt to take advantage of the situation left behind by Mother Nature.  When looking for a tree service to respond to an emergency situation, it is important to use a local tree service with an established reputation that you can trust.  At TREES BY JAKE, the client’s trust is highly valued. Our tree emergency response system provides transparency for our clients and allow us to dispatch faster - we can even bill your insurance carrier directly.  We are fully insured for both liability and workers’ compensation and we will be happy to provide a Certificate upon request.