Our storm clean up services offered by Eden Tree Company, are designed to help residents and businesses in the aftermath of severe weather. We specialize in removing fallen trees, debris, and repairing damaged properties caused by hurricanes, tornadoes, and other natural disasters.

Our team of experienced arborists and technicians are equipped with the latest tools and techniques to ensure efficient and safe cleanup efforts. With 24/7 availability, we’re always ready to respond to emergency situations and help restore your property to its pre-storm condition. Contact us today to schedule a storm clean up service and let us take care of the mess while you focus on recovering from the storm.

What Counts as Storm Clean Up (And What Happens First)

• Fallen trees on roofs, fences, or across driveways

• Hanger limbs threatening sidewalks or doorways

• Split leaders or fresh cracks after gusts or ice

• Blocked access for vehicles, deliveries, or emergency services

• Debris fields littering lawns, beds, and gutters

Our first priorities:

1. Secure the zone with cones/tape, daylighting hazards for crew and public.

2. Utility safety—if power lines are involved, we coordinate with the utility before work proceeds.

3. Stabilize the load using holding lines to control movement before any relief cuts.

4. Restore access—drive lanes, sidewalks, and entries reopened as early as possible.

5. Plan the finish—full dismantle, debris haul-off, stump options, and site restoration.

Methods That Protect Property (Even at 3 A.M.)

• Controlled rigging over structures to lower sections without scraping shingles, fences, or pergolas.

• Crane-assisted picks for compromised or oversized trees, reducing time on site and ground impact.

• Directional relief/hinge cuts to manage compression and tension so bark doesn’t peel and logs don’t roll.

• Surface protection with ground mats on red clay, shields for windows/AC units, and plywood bridges over beds.

• Debris management that’s HOA-friendly: chip/haul or neatly stage per your preference; we rake and blow down hardscapes before leaving.

Beyond the Mess: Stumps, Roots & Restoration

A storm leaves more than branches. We evaluate the root plate and recommend:

• Stump grinding to 6–10″ for turf or ~12–18″ for replant/hardscape.

• Root tracing to address surface roots telegraphing through turf or lifting walks (common with maples/cottonwoods).

• Backfill & leveling with chip/soil blend or chip removal + imported topsoil; we leave a slight crown to counter settling in clay.

• Seed or sod finish for a yard-ready look.

• Replanting guidance—wind-tolerant, right-sized species, ideally offset from the old stump by 3–5′.

Insurance & Documentation (Keep It Simple)

• Photo log—before, during, and after images show conditions and corrective actions.

• Plain-language summary—what failed, immediate hazards, actions taken, and next steps.

• Line-item estimate—separates emergency stabilization from permanent fixes (removal, stump, restoration).

• COI on request—we can name your property or HOA for peace of mind.

Built for Oklahoma City: Wind, Ice, and Clay

• Wind & Microbursts: Dense, end-weighted crowns act like sails. We pair hazard removal with selective reduction to shorten lever arms so remaining trees ride gusts better.

• Ice Events: Ice adds sudden load to weak unions and deadwood. We remove hangers carefully to avoid bark tearing, then schedule restorative pruning after thaw.

• Red Clay Soil: Compaction and shallow rooting increase leverage; saturated ground ruts easily. We stage on mats, keep equipment ground pressure low, and crown-fill grind sites to prevent sinkholes.

• Neighborhood Patterns: Tight side yards in The Village and Nichols Hills need compact gear and precise rope work; wide, windy corners near Lake Hefner call for slightly lighter crown densities.

Our Storm Clean Up Workflow (So You Always Know What’s Next)

1. Rapid assessment & safety setup—utilities checked, zone secured, access planned.

2. Stabilization—holding lines placed; compression/tension mapped; first cuts planned.

3. Priority clearing—reopen driveways and walkways early; manage traffic/pedestrians.

4. Sectioning & removal—controlled rigging or crane picks; chips and logs handled per plan.

5. Stump & root options—grind to spec, trace problem roots, backfill/level, and optional seed/sod.

6. Photo closeout & aftercare—documented results with tips on settling, irrigation, and follow-up pruning to prevent repeat issues.

Services Commonly Bundled With Storm Clean Up

• Emergency tree removal (whole tree or partial failure)

• Crown reduction/thinning on survivors to reduce sail effect

• Cabling & bracing for valuable trees with weak unions

• Gutter/roofline clearing of limbs and debris

• Fence/patio protection during dismantle; careful staging to protect hardscapes

• Stump grinding + lawn patch for a same-day finished look

Local Case Notes

• Mesta Park Elm Across Sidewalk: Widow-maker over a school route. Sunrise rig-lower, sidewalk reopened before first bell, stump to 10″ later that day.

• Nichols Hills Live Oak on Fence: Overnight ice split. Night de-weight and cribbing protected posts; daylight crane pick removed the trunk without pulling concrete footings.

• Edmond Cottonwood on Drive: Pinned against a gutter; we rig-lifted the load, cut free without fascia damage, then ground the stump to 14″ and sod-patched the work zone.

Storm Clean Up FAQs

Can you come after hours?
Yes. We run 24/7 dispatch. If lines are involved, we coordinate with the utility and maintain a safe perimeter until cleared.

Will this ruin my lawn?
We use ground mats, low-impact techniques, and tidy staging. Any disturbance is restored before closeout, and we can seed/sod immediately if you prefer.

Do you top nearby trees to prevent future breaks?
Never. Topping creates weak, failure-prone sprouts. We recommend ANSI A300 pruning (selective thinning + reduction to strong laterals).

Can you help with insurance?
Absolutely—photos, summaries, and itemized estimates that separate emergency actions from permanent work.

How fast can you get here?
We prioritize hazards and blocked access; dispatch is immediate for emergencies. Non-urgent clean up is scheduled to your preference.

Does the 20% discount apply after storms?
Yes. When you book your estimate online, we apply 20% off your first service—even if the first visit is emergency stabilization.

Pricing Transparency (Control the Scope)

Your estimate is line-itemed: rigging vs. crane time, debris handling (chip/haul vs. keep), stump depth, root tracing, and restoration choices (topsoil, seed/sod). We’ll suggest money-smart bundles (e.g., combine clean up + stump + sod same day), so the yard looks “done,” not “in progress.”

Why Eden Tree Company for Storm Clean Up

• ISA-guided, ANSI A300 methods for safe cuts and controlled rigging

• Local storm expertise tuned to OKC wind, ice, and clay soils

• Property protection—mats, shields, careful crane set points

• Photo-rich documentation insurers appreciate

• Transparent digital quotes and SMS status updates

• Value-driven offer: free on-site inspection + 20% off when booked online

Next Step

If a storm left your yard unsafe, blocked, or a mess, request a free storm clean up inspection now and lock in 20% off your first service with online booking. We’ll secure the site fast, reopen access, and finish cleanly—so the only thing left behind is peace of mind.