We handle Norman’s toughest trees.

Norman grows serious trees. Old silver maples and hackberries shade the neighborhoods around campus, post oaks hold the sandy ground on the east side, and cottonwoods line the Canadian River along the city’s south boundary. It grows serious weather too: the October 2020 ice storm broke limbs on mature trees across the whole metro, an EF1 tornado tracked through Norman in April 2024, and more tornadoes hit the metro that November. In a city of 131,616 people and far more trees, a tree problem is a matter of when.

Canadian River Tree Service does four things and does them well: we take trees down, we trim the ones worth keeping, we clean up after storms, and we grind stumps out of the way. We work Norman first, and the towns close by — Moore, Noble, and Slaughterville.

Priced before we touch a branch

A typical Norman removal runs about $750. Small trees can cost as little as $200, and big removals push past $2,000. A complex crane job over a house can reach $6,000 to $7,000, and emergency work after a storm can run to $5,000. Those are the honest edges of the range. Your quote is free, specific, and in writing before any saw starts.

The number moves with four things: the size of the tree, what sits underneath it, how we can reach it, and how much wood has to leave. Nothing else. The full breakdown is on the tree removal page.