Came out same day! Nothing but wonderful things to say. Will use again if needed. Highly recommend.read more

Super fast and friendly. Very responsive and did high quality work. Removed HUGE tree in one dayread more

We just got an estimate from them. Going with someone else, but if that other wasn't right we…read moredefinitely would've chosen Salas. Seems knowledgeable, ready to work hard, respectful, and honest.

I had Joaquin come out one more time and give me an estimate for one last tree. Again, from Carla…read morein the office to Eric who was in charge of two other employees, everyone was polite and friendly and the tree was trimmed and removed and stump killer was applied at the end. I highly endorse Salas Tree Service.

Bradley and his crew were professional, friendly and efficient. They did an excellent job and I…read morewill highly recommend in the future.

Kudos to these guys for coming out on emergency notice on a windy night to assess and stabilize our…read more50 ft pecan tree. Over the next few days, they worked diligently to slowly cut it down to a stump, as it had split down the middle. All day, a guy in a bucket cut branches, another guy hauled them to a pile at the curb and eventually, the tree was completely cut down. They offered us a reasonable price for the time and effort invested in this tree cutting process. Thanks for a great job, guys! We highly recommend them and will be calling on them in the future for more tree cutting

This guy is amazing. He saw my elderly dad trying to clear a tree that fell and was blocking the…read morestreet. He cut it down and help put the tree in my dad's truck. If you need tree removal services, he's your guy. Seems like the type of person who cares about his work and wants to leave his customers satisfied.

Excellent response rate and the job was completed quickly, professionally and we felt it was great…read morevalue for the job performed. Would highly recommend Deadwood Tree.

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They were there on the day I asked them to be even though the weather had been bad. They were the…read moremost reasonably priced company I interviewed, and they cleaned up the job very well. They took down an entire tree in a confined backyard and ground out the stump. I would use them again!

Amazing prices and quick service. I had to lose a tree but if they're dead, removal is essential…read more It's like they were never there! Such a value for the money.

Came on short notice & did a great job. Thank you, Prairie!…read more My post needs to be at least 85 characters. I'm a man of few words.

Outstanding! Inspected and trimmed elm trees!…read moreGood value. Professional. Courteous. Thank You.

Our house has a huge deck that was built around a gigantic, old silver maple tree. The tree was…read moreroughly 80 to 90 feet tall and it was estimated to be close to 100 years old. The tree was in a sad state and we were fearful that one of the large limbs would break in high winds resulting in a tremendous amount of damage to our house. We consulted with three arborists, and they all agreed the tree should be removed, but only one of them had a crane large enough to do the job and that was Nick's tree service. This was not an inexpensive project. It was just under $11k. But I cannot speak highly enough of the speed and quality of work that Nick's tree service provided. It took them less than three hours to completely remove this tree. And after they had cut, chipped, swept, and left. You would've never known they were even here, except of course, for the huge hole in our deck where the tree used to be. The entire crew was very professional efficient and got the job done in record time. It was money well spent.

Nick' tree service was hands down the best experience we have ever had with tree trimming, removal,…read morepruning. Alex came and assessed our needs and they contacted us within 2 days to schedule the work. The crew was very experienced and friendly and nice. They had our work done within an hour and a half where it would have taken anyone else all day to do. They had all the right equipment and all the crew worked efficiently and safely. Recommend them highly!! Mike B

Fast service,great clean up, don't beat around the bush. Finished the job. Will call agianread more

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They've done amazing work for me, are cost effective and extremely professional and gentlemanly…read more Tree artistry.

I have a fairly large yard with several trees, three of which are maples and fairly ordinary…read more There's a river birch in the front, though, which is the reason I bought this house: it's that beautiful and unique and enormous. It has some dead wood in it that I thought might need to be removed. My partner emailed Eshleman's Tree Care because we had used them before and that had gone very well. In that email my partner unfortunately used the term "raise the canopy" for what needed to be done, but when the business owner came out in person to do an estimate, they did not discuss that. My partner in fact told him that we did not want the lower branches removed, which is what "raising the canopy" seems to mean to most people: removing them. (Which, by the way, lets a lot more sunlight onto your grass and elsewhere, which is a reason someone might want it as well as a reason someone might not.) So that communication, a face to face conversation that lasted for several minutes, should've told the owner that no canopy raising was to be done. if emails from customers end up being the crew's work orders, he should've noticed the contradiction of my partner's request not to remove those branches with the email and pointed it out; after all, he's the expert, supposedly. Unfortunately he apparently did not convey the change to his crew, because when they came out (without the owner) at 8:30 in the morning--several days before the originally scheduled appointment because they allegedly had finished another job early, which I thought was in very bad form, since after all other people have jobs and schedules too--they went after the beautiful river birch's lower branches and had them removed in about three minutes. My partner rushed out and stopped them before they got any farther, and it's a good thing, because the tree has now lost its principle beauty. It's still a great tree, but it won't look like it did, with those lower branches sweeping the ground so gracefully, probably ever again. I spent all day yesterday crying over it. I have zero respect for people who can't communicate properly, and it looks to me like Eshleman's Tree Care has very poor skills in that regard. They also should not show up unannounced expecting to do work that is scheduled for another day. Oh, and they crushed a couple of hostas too. I have come to expect any kind of work crew to stomp all around my house and property like thugs, which seems to be the norm in Oklahoma, but I still don't like it and once it happens I am not likely to invite those same people back for other work. The crew did clean up the tree limbs properly. But in my opinion they work too fast, and obviously the conversations leading up to the work were not correctly handled. My partner is somewhat to blame for ever using the dreaded phrase "raise the canopy" in the first place, but that was in the very first communication. It seems to me that a real professional in this line of work would make very, very sure that the instructions were all double-checked with everyone, since people can get very attached to trees, and the business owner himself remarked on what a nice tree that river birch is. One other thing: my partner emailed Eshleman's Tree Care last night to express in brief and polite terms our disappointment that apparently the crew was not told to leave the lower limbs on the tree, and no one replied. That's pretty disappointing too.