TreeTop Solutions

10/22/2026

As trees start shedding their leaves, it gets tricky to tell what’s just dormant and what’s actually dead or in decline. Fall is the perfect time to walk your property and take note of any trees that look suspicious before winter storms roll in.

Spotting issues now helps us avoid nasty surprises like unexpected branch or root failures when everything’s covered in snow. If you’re not sure what to look for, we can assess your trees and help you stay ahead of any winter risks.

Reach out if you want a second opinion before the cold sets in!

10/12/2026

Letting some of those fallen leaves stay on your yard does more good than you might think! 🍂 When about a quarter of the leaves are left to break down naturally, they return valuable nutrients back to your soil. This means healthier soil, which can help your trees grow stronger over time.

You don’t have to let your yard get buried—just leaving a bit of that leaf cover can make a real difference. Nature has its own way of taking care of things, and sometimes a little less cleanup goes a long way.

Have questions about tree care? Reach out or follow for more tips.

10/01/2026

Second job for the day. 4 dead oaks.

09/30/2026

09/30/2026

Fort Towson school hackberry tree: structural pruning.

09/28/2026

Dead trees can be easy to overlook until they start causing problems. We were called out to Haworth to remove a standing oak that had dried out and lost most of its branches.

Getting this oak down cleared up the yard and removed a risk to nearby swings and outdoor spaces. Now the area is safer, and it’s easier to enjoy time outside without worry.

If you spot a tree that’s past its prime, we’re here to help get things back to normal.

09/27/2026

Special stump grinding ad at the end. TYFYS

09/27/2026

Broken bow Chamber

09/25/2026

5 hours over what it was quoted for 😅 sometimes you win sometimes you lose