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I began using Driscoll Tree Service back in 2021 and was so impressed with their knowledge and quality of work, I have only hired Driscoll Tree Service since! Just a few weeks ago, my large oak tree needed a trim and once again it was a great job!!
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Even the healthiest of trees can become damaged due to invasive pests and plant diseases. Such issues need to be tackled very quickly. Otherwise, the affected trees can die, spreading the problem to other nearby plants. The professionals at Driscoll Tree Service offer reliable tree services for local property owners, including emergency tree removal. Our technicians have personally witnessed the destructive results of neglecting these pesky diseases, and we want to help you avoid trouble. Keep reading for more information on the most common tree diseases and insect populations to watch out for this year.
While each tree will have different levels of susceptibility, all homeowners must know the most common tree diseases. This knowledge will ensure that you can be proactive about treatment and prevent the loss of the tree or the spread of the disease to other plants. Here is a list of the most prevalent tree diseases for 2022:
Like plant diseases, certain species of insects can also have a detrimental effect on the health of your trees. Here is a list of the most active varieties at this time:
A tree risk assessment can help determine whether your tree has been infested with a harmful insect population or plant disease. If so, then our team can help offer solutions. In some cases, it might be necessary to remove the tree to avoid the further spread of the problem. This is particularly true if the plant disease or pests have already caused a lot of damage to the tree. Leaving a dead or dying tree in place can invite further trouble and can be a serious safety hazard. Our team has the experience and specialized equipment needed to safely remove your tree if needed, so your property can remain safe and healthy once again.
Are you worried that your tree has been negatively affected by a plant disease or invasive pest? Then call the specialists at Driscoll Tree Service. Our reliable tree care professionals are ready to help. Whether you need a risk assessment or require an emergency tree removal, our team can find a solution that’s best for your needs. Contact our office to learn more about our services or to schedule an appointment.
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