An ISA Certified Arborist will assess your trees and recommend a treatment plan.
Plant Health Risk
A Sick Tree Won't Get Better on Its Own
Tree diseases spread. What starts as a few discolored leaves on one tree can move through root grafts and insect vectors to every susceptible tree on your property and your neighbors' properties. From bacterial leaf scorch to root rot to hypoxylon canker, DFW trees face a wide range of threats. Many homeowners assume the worst when they see leaf drop or discoloration, but the actual cause is often something different and treatable when caught early by an ISA Certified Arborist.
Leaves turning yellow, brown, or dropping early
Discoloration and premature leaf loss are often the first visible signs of oak wilt, bacterial leaf scorch, or nutrient deficiency.
Dark patches, mushrooms, or growths on bark
Fungal fruiting bodies on the trunk or base indicate internal decay that requires professional diagnosis before it compromises the tree's structure.
Thinning canopy or branch dieback
When the upper canopy thins or entire branches die back, the cause is usually underground: root rot, compacted soil, or girdling roots.
Neighboring trees already showing symptoms
Diseases like oak wilt spread through root grafts between nearby trees. If one tree on your street is infected, yours may already be exposed.
Improper pruning during the wrong season is one of the leading causes of oak wilt spread in DFW. Before you trim a single branch, make sure you know what you're dealing with.
Our Services
Comprehensive Plant Health Care
Disease Diagnosis
On-site assessment by ISA Certified Arborists to identify oak wilt, hypoxylon canker, bacterial leaf scorch, anthracnose, root rot, and other diseases.
Treatment Programs
Targeted fungicide applications, soil treatments, root flare excavation, and systemic injections based on the specific diagnosis.
Preventive Care
Ongoing fertilization, soil conditioning, and proactive monitoring to keep healthy trees from becoming vulnerable.
Soil & Root Health
Air-spade root collar excavation, aeration, and soil amendment to address the underground causes of decline.
The TreeNewal Difference
Why DFW Homeowners Trust TreeNewal
ISA Certified Arborists on every job
Real credentialed experts, not just laborers with saws.
Science-based treatment
We diagnose the root cause before recommending treatment, so you're not paying for guesswork or unnecessary removals.
Consultations with an ISA Certified Arborist
Every recommendation is based on the condition of your trees, not on selling a service.
Fully insured and qualified
Credentialed, insured crews so your property is always protected.
Clean, professional crews
Uniformed teams that respect your home and leave no mess.
Sustainable practices
We recycle 100% of the tree waste we remove.
Our Team
Meet Our ISA Certified Arborists
Wesley Rivers
ISA Board Certified Master Arborist
James Allen
ISA Certified Arborist
Jason Ibrahim
ISA Certified Arborist
The Highest Arborist Credential
Led by an ISA Board Certified Master Arborist
Owner Wesley Rivers (TX-3642B) holds the ISA's top professional credential, earned by less than 2% of ISA Certified Arborists. That expertise guides every job TreeNewal takes on.
Reviews
What Our Clients Say
★★★★★
"Our red oaks were losing leaves in July and we had no idea why. TreeNewal diagnosed bacterial leaf scorch and put together a treatment plan that's kept the trees alive for two years now."
Patricia M. · Argyle
★★★★★
"Three companies told us our live oak had to come down. TreeNewal's arborist identified the actual problem, treated it, and the tree recovered. Saved us thousands."
Tom & Karen B. · Southlake
★★★★★
"We signed up for their preventive care program after losing a tree to oak wilt. Two years later, every other tree on our property is healthy."
Rachel G. · Flower Mound
4.9 out of 5 ★★★★★
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Common Threats
Common Tree Diseases in Dallas-Fort Worth
Oak Wilt
Fungal disease that kills live oaks and red oaks. Spreads through root grafts and insect vectors.
Hypoxylon Canker
Appears on stressed trees as dark, crusty patches on bark. A sign of underlying health decline.
Bacterial Leaf Scorch
Causes leaf browning from the edges inward. Chronic and progressive if untreated.
Root Rot
Often caused by poor drainage or overwatering. Leads to canopy thinning and eventual tree death.
Anthracnose
Fungal infection causing irregular brown patches on leaves, common in spring.
Service Area
Serving the Entire Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex
Local, ISA Certified plant health care across DFW. If you don't see your city, give us a call, we likely serve it.
SouthlakeKellerColleyvilleGrapevineFlower MoundTrophy ClubRoanokeArgyleNorth Richland HillsDentonFort WorthDallas
FAQ
Common Tree Disease Treatment Questions
Look for yellowing or browning leaves out of season, dead branches in the canopy, fungal growth on the trunk, bark peeling or cracking, wilting, or sudden leaf drop. When in doubt, call for an assessment.
Often, yes, if caught early. Treatment success depends on the disease, how far it's progressed, and the overall health of the tree. Our arborists will give you an honest assessment.
Oak wilt is a fungal disease that kills oaks, especially red oaks and live oaks. It's confirmed throughout the DFW area. If you have oaks, preventive care is strongly recommended. That said, many homeowners suspect oak wilt when the symptoms actually point to other treatable conditions. A proper diagnosis by an ISA Certified Arborist is essential before starting any treatment.
Costs vary based on the disease, tree size, and treatment required. Assessments are free. Treatment plans typically range from a few hundred dollars for targeted applications to ongoing programs for chronic conditions.
Not without a diagnosis first. Pruning at the wrong time, especially on oaks between February and June, can actually spread certain diseases. Always get an arborist's assessment before cutting.
