Country Boy Tree Service

09/26/2024

Fall Special – Limited Openings in Mid-October!

Is your yard ready for the upcoming season? Let us help! Our expert tree service will keep your home safe from potential hazards and ensure your trees stay healthy.

🚨 Special Offer for Mid-October:

Tree trimming
Tree removal
Storm cleanup
Hazardous limb removal
Affordable rates for median-income families! We serve Rogers and Tulsa Counties, dedicated to providing quality work at a price you can afford.

⏰ Book Now – Limited Openings Available for Mid-October!

(918)-955-3810

05/26/2024

We're offering a 20% discount to local customers affected by recent tornado/storm damage. Our thoughts are with you during this challenging time, and we're here to help. local

01/22/2024

In the event of an emergency situation related to your trees, we have knowledgeable arborists are available to help you when you need it most. We provide 24-hour emergency services for hazardous and storm-damaged trees that have failed and resulted in damage to your home property.

With our substantial resources, we can mobilize crews and equipment from unaffected regions to address the emergency needs of clients as quickly as possible. During an emergency, we will always take the appropriate time to assess the situation and recommend the best course of action and create a plan.

Even if your trees do not exhibit obvious damage after a weather event or no immediate emergency exists, it is important to have your property inspected by a Arborist who may detect symptoms and conditions that could lead to problems later.

Call us (918)-955-3810!

01/03/2024

Did you know?? Random fact of the week

Trees are able to communicate and defend themselves against attacking insects.
Scientists have found that trees can flood their leaves with chemicals called phenolics when the insects begin their raid. They can also signal danger to other trees so they can start their own defense. Willow trees, for example, emit certain chemicals when they’re attacked by webworms. Other willows then produce more tannin, making their leaves harder for the pests to digest.

12/06/2023

We know the importance of learning proper and safe climbing techniques to care for your trees. Many tree care companies rely solely on bucket lifts to access trees for trimming and removing. We believe there are many benefits to hiring a company with climbers which we will go over in this post.

Accessibility is one of the biggest reasons we prefer climbing to a bucket truck. There are some trees that just aren’t accessible to a lift. Sometimes there is not enough area at the base of a tree to bring in a large bucket truck. If the tree is in a fenced backyard, fencing or landscaping may need to be removed to bring in a large truck. There are also many larger species of trees such as the Tulip Poplar and Sycamore that are too tall for a bucket lift. And lastly, buckets are not as easy to maneuver through tightly branched trees, such as maples, and a person stationed within a bucket does not have the accessibility or reach that climbers have.

Awareness is another factor that climbers have a benefit of. When climbing, there is a better perspective from within the tree for tree surgery. When in a tree, a climber has the opportunity to be more cautious and mindful of their cuts. Climbing requires respect, attention, and care for the tree being worked on and the cuts being made.

Thoroughness is another advantage that climbers have over bucket trucks. When there is the ability to work within the tree and see the amount of light that needs to be let in, a more thorough and accurate job can be done. Also, bucket trucks work from the outside in, while pruning needs to be started from the inside.

And lastly, avoiding damage to not only the tree, but the client’s lawn and property are important factors to consider. It is more beneficial for the tree to be climbed for pruning and dead-wooding jobs because you don’t have to cut into the tree to get your bucket close to it. Lawn damage can be highly likely when bringing in a heavy bucket lift. Many customers do not consider it ideal to have a large piece of equipment on their lawn, near their house, or in close range of septic systems or wells.

Give our experienced tree climbers a call for your tree care needs today.

11/29/2023

Did you know that certain tree diseases can spread rapidly and cause irreversible damage to your property? Discover the importance of tree removal to maintain a well-protected and structurally sound home. 💪🌳 "

11/27/2023

Did you know that certain tree diseases can spread rapidly and cause irreversible damage to your property? Discover the importance of Pesticides and necessary tree removal to maintain a well-protected and structurally sound home. 💪🌳 "

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving! We're taking a break to celebrate with our families. See you when we reopen on Monday. Enjoy the holiday!

11/22/2023

🍁🌳 Fast-growing and simply stunning! Maple trees are sure to add a splash of vibrant orange to your landscape. 🍂

11/21/2023

✨🌳 Looking for top-quality tree services in town? Look no further! We're a team of experienced professionals dedicated to providing exceptional tree care.

🌿 Stay tuned for amazing deals and tips to keep your trees happy!

Meet the owner:
Frank

Frank and I decided to open our business in 2020 after having our first child. He started doing Tree work at the young age of 14( 1994).

He started with Brush and has worked his way up to the top. He’s been Climbing trees over 20 years and enjoys the challenge.

Me (Kaylee) and frank met in 2018 and married in 2019. We lived in Locust grove together for 2 years until We moved to Chelsea,OK in 2021. We’ve since welcomed a second little boy into the world.We love the local hometown feel. We’ve been blessed with business since.We never took the time to formal introduce our family. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do We appreciate you supporting our business you’re supporting our family over major corporation.We’re very excited to get more involved in the community

11/21/2023

Did your trees suffer from storm damage last year? Don't let the same thing happen again! Discover effective methods to safeguard your trees from ice and other weather hazards in our informative Facebook article.

The decision to save or remove a storm-damaged tree is usually a subjective one, with the choice relying more on opinion than fact. Emotions often are the overriding factor in the decision process, especially when the damaged tree is a very large, old, or ‘heirloom’ tree. Here are a few points to keep in mind when deciding whether to rehabilitate or remove your storm-damaged tree:
Use common sense and ask yourself if the damage has perhaps rendered this tree hazardous? In other words, does it now look vulnerable to any additional wind or ice event that could cause it to fall in its entirety or at least “drop” one or more large branches that could damage nearby property or prove fatal to people and pets?
Educate yourself as to the potential growth rate and commercial availability of replacement trees.
Even if the tree can be salvaged, assess whether it will ever look “right” again with some semblance of symmetry.
If significant bark has been ripped or loosened from the trunk , be realistic about the tree’s potential for attack from opportunistic microorganisms and damaging insects later.

11/21/2023

When it comes to playtime, we don't compromise on safety! Our skilled team is busy trimming trees near swing sets and slides, paving the way for endless laughter and worry-free memories. Let the fun begin! 🌳🎠💚 "

11/21/2023

Wave goodbye to your tree troubles! We specialize in professional tree removal services, ensuring your home is free from any potential dangers and boosting your property's value.

📲☎️Give us a Call today 📲☎️
(918)-955-3810

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11/20/2023

Time to get those backyard trees in shape! Fall is the perfect time for some tree trimming 🌳🍂

11/12/2023

15% off all veterans
( Valid through 12/01/23)

For the veteran, thank you for bravely doing what you’re called to do so we can safely do what we’re free to do.”

09/22/2023