Zavala's Tree Service | Top-Rated Fence Builders in Oklahoma City, OK

That’s a common issue in older neighborhoods like Mesta Park and Crown Heights. The cause is often tree roots growing under or against the fence posts. We’ll first assess the tree and the fence. For the tree, we may recommend selective root pruning or partial removal to relieve pressure. For the fence, we can reset the posts or reinforce them with concrete. We won’t remove more tree than needed, and we’ll give you a solution that lasts.

If you see a sudden drop in water pressure, uneven spray patterns, or puddling near a broken line, that branch likely cracked a pipe or shifted a spray head. After clearing the tree debris, we’ll test the irrigation system section by section. Sometimes the damage is isolated and a simple repair plus realignment works. Other times, if the ground shifted or pipes are older, we might recommend replacing that zone’s line. We’ll walk you through the options and costs before starting any work.

Prevention is really about proactive tree care. Have a certified tree trimmer inspect your trees annually - we recommend it for Oklahoma City’s heavy spring storms. We’ll remove dead or overhanging branches that are likely to fall. Also, keep trees near fences properly pruned so they don’t rub against the wood. For irrigation, we can install flexible swing joints at sprinkler heads near trees - they absorb impact better if a branch does fall. It’s a simple upgrade that saves repairs later.