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Stump grinding in Sapulpa, Oklahoma
Sapulpa is in Creek County, southwest of Tulsa, with an older core and tree-lined streets. Old trees mean big stumps and narrow access.
An older town with big trees
Sapulpa is the Creek County seat and a Route 66 town, and its historic downtown district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003. Older neighborhoods around it have mature trees, so stumps tend to be wide with heavy roots. Tell the crew how wide yours is across the top.
Narrow streets and drives
Old Route 66 through town is lined with trees that close over the road like a tunnel. Many side streets are narrow too, so large equipment can be hard to bring in. Crews often use a smaller tracked machine on old lots.
- Give the crew your street name so they can judge access.
- Say whether there are overhead lines or low branches near the stump.
- Check whether the stump is on your lot or on the city right-of-way.
Questions
Do you cover Sapulpa even though it is not in Tulsa County?
Yes. It is in Creek County, but it is part of the same metro, and crews that work the south and west side of Tulsa regularly cover it.
My stump is by the street. Who owns it?
If it is on the city's right-of-way, contact the city before any work. If it is on your lot, it is yours to remove.