Trees get sick. Our ISA Certified arborists diagnose disease, pests and stress early — then build a tailored plan to nurse your trees back to health.
Yellowing leaves, early leaf drop, dead branches, oozing bark or a thinning canopy are all signs something's wrong. Because the cause could be disease, insects, drought stress or a root problem, an accurate diagnosis matters — the wrong treatment wastes time and money.
We diagnose and treat the trees common to North Texas — post oak, live oak, cedar elm, pecan, cypress, cedar and pistache — including oak wilt management, insect and fungal issues, and soil and nutrient deficiencies. Treatment plans may combine pruning, treatments, soil care and monitoring.
Trees rarely fail overnight; they decline over seasons while sending signals most homeowners miss. Early diagnosis is the difference between a treatable problem and a removal. Our arborists look at the whole picture, including the canopy, the bark, the root zone, and the site conditions, because a symptom in the leaves often traces back to something happening underground or to a stress the tree faced a year earlier.
North Texas is hard on trees. Long summer heat, expansive clay soil, and swings between drought and heavy rain leave trees stressed and open to pests and pathogens. Oak wilt in particular can move fast through connected root systems and overhead pruning wounds. Treatment may combine proper pruning timing, soil and nutrient correction, targeted injections, and simple watering changes that address the actual cause.
Free, no-obligation estimates anywhere in Arlington and the DFW metroplex.