Keeping oaks healthy.

Welcome to Tribemania Tree Services

Oak trees are one of our most valuable assets. Live oaks and red oaks are especially vulnerable to oak wilt, a deadly fungal disease with no cure that can spread to nearby trees. Oak wilt is one of the most destructive tree diseases in the U.S and has killed over 1 million trees in 76 Central Texas counties.

At Tribemania Tree Services, our goal is to preserve the oak species by stopping oak wilt and oak decline in the Texas Hill Country.

Our Services

Canopy Shape and Balance

Canopy Shape & Balance

Tribemania’s Canopy Shape & Balance service is designed to improve the health, balance, and appearance of oak trees by correcting unhealthy growth patterns caused by drought, overcrowding, cedar competition, and years of stress.

Root Zone Inoculation

Root Zone Inoculation

Root Zone Inoculation is designed to address oak decline and other stressors by enhancing the root environment. The process involves drilling into the soil and introducing beneficial microorganisms that support mycorrhizal relationships with tree roots.

Oak Decline Mitigation

Oak Decline Mitigation

Oak decline occurs when trees face multiple stressors that weaken their health and reduce their ability to absorb water and nutrients. At Tribemania, we identify and mitigate common stressors including drought, cedar dominance, overcrowding, unhealthy growth patterns, ball moss, insects, fungus, oak gall, root damage, and environmental impacts from weather or construction.

Oak Wilt Monitoring

Oak Wilt Monitoring

Oak wilt is a serious and widespread disease impacting the Texas Hill Country and Central Texas, often spreading rapidly and killing large numbers of oak trees. In many cases, the disease can be present and spreading for years before it is officially detected.

Ball Moss Removal

Ball Moss Spray Removal

Ball moss may not directly harm trees, but it can add significant stress to oaks already struggling with drought, overcrowding, and other environmental pressures. As ball moss spreads, it can reduce sunlight penetration, interfere with healthy budding and photosynthesis, and contribute to overall tree decline.

“Mike is a tree whisperer. He totally transformed our yard into a place of beauty.”

— J Henderson, Canyon Lake Resident & Customer