Arbor Image Tree Care, based in Oklahoma City, OK, serves the Oklahoma City metro with arborist-led tree health, preservation, pruning, removal, planting, and storm response.
Soil first
Soil health is tree health
Almost every chronic tree problem in central Oklahoma starts in the soil, compacted, alkaline, low in organic matter, and prone to shrink-swell. Fix the soil and most pest and nutrient issues quiet down on their own.
- Soil testing before fertilizing, not after
- Compost top-dress and mulch ring renewal
- AirSpade decompaction in the root zone
- Mycorrhizal inoculation for transplants and stressed trees
Treatments
Root feeding, fertilization & injections
Root feeding & fertilization
Liquid root-zone feeding tailored to soil-test results. Slow-release sources, not a quick-green nitrogen dump.
Trunk & soil injections
Direct-to-tree treatment for systemic pests and diseases when foliar sprays aren't appropriate or effective.
Pest & disease care
Monitoring, ID, and targeted treatment for bagworms, scale, borers, oak wilt, hypoxylon, bacterial leaf scorch, and powdery mildew.
Oklahoma reality
Clay soil, drought & heat
Central Oklahoma's expansive clay holds water badly and dries hard. Most tree decline blamed on bugs is actually water, too little, too much, or in the wrong layer. We diagnose before we treat.
- Deep, infrequent watering beats short daily watering for established trees.
- Mulch rings (not mulch volcanoes) buffer soil temperature and moisture.
- Summer-stressed trees set up for next year's pest pressure, treat the cause now.
Mature trees
Mature tree preservation
Mature oaks, elms, and sycamores are irreplaceable on the OKC-metro timeline. Preservation is a multi-year program, root protection during construction, AirSpade, structural pruning, and periodic injections, not a single visit.
Read: Preserve vs RemoveMembership
Tree Health Membership
An annual program: scheduled inspections, treatments timed to the Oklahoma season, member pricing on additional work, and priority dispatch during storms.
See membership detailsWhat to do next
- Take 3–4 photos of the tree, full canopy, base, and any damage.
- Note the city, neighborhood, and what you've already seen change.
- Request a free on-site assessment from an ISA-Certified Arborist.
- We'll send a written quote with preservation options before any saw runs.
