Restoring balance

Adam Cook • August 11, 2025

Tree health isn’t just about a routine trim. Here’s how Titan Arbor Care can restore landscape balance.

Trees may not talk, but they’re constantly sending signals. Yellowing leaves, thinning canopies and stunted growth are signs that something’s off beneath the surface.


Call an arborist? Most people don’t—at least not until their tree’s looking more firewood than foliage. But in Northeast Ohio, where heavy clay and poor drainage are a recipe for root stress, early intervention matters. Titan Arbor Care helps trees stay healthy before problems take hold with deep root feeding, biostimulants and a soil-smart approach.


Jay Dalton, Jeremy Rolf and Tyler Honsaker—the ISA-certified arborists behind Titan—don’t just point out what’s wrong with your trees. They get their hands dirty. From improving the soil to grinding stumps and reseeding bare patches, they prepare your yard for what’s next.


Trees may not talk, but they’re constantly sending signals. Yellowing leaves, thinning canopies and stunted growth are signs that something’s off beneath the surface.


“We show clients what to look for,” Jay explains. “Things like scorched or curling leaves, poor new growth or an uneven canopy are signs of stress that can be caught early and addressed.”

One growing concern in Northeast Ohio is beech leaf disease, a fast-moving threat caused by a microscopic nematode.


“The earlier we catch it, the more we can do,” Jay emphasizes. “We’ve developed proactive treatment plans that help slow the progression and support the tree’s overall health.”

Titan also uses growth regulators for root development, drought resistance and disease prevention.


Fall, Jay says, is a prime time for action.


“Pruning, removals, fertilizations—it’s all easier and more effective before winter sets in,” he says. “We’re already filling up the schedule, so now’s the time to call.”


Sometimes a tree has to come down. But Titan’s job doesn’t end there. Their compact stump grinding equipment reaches tight spots, and they handle the cleanup—hauling debris, spreading topsoil and reseeding to leave your yard better than they found it.


“Tree care isn’t something you do once,” Jay reflects. “It’s a process, and when you stay ahead of it, everything grows better.”


Guard your yard. Call 216-586-6955. Titan Arbor Care is standing by. For a complete list of services, visit TitanArborCare.com.


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