 Diagnosing plant problems requires a combination of knowledge, experience, and keen observation. Most often it is not simply a case of identifying an insect or disease. Trees that dire or decline usually are suffering from a combination of stress factors, and insects or diseases are often secondary, attacking the weakened tree.
Unlike the estimate, a diagnosis is the actual diagnostic of the problem that your tree(s) are having. All of our estimates for actual work to be performed are free; the diagnosis, however, is not. The charge for diagnosis is $75+, depending on how many trees we are diagnosing. As with estimates, you can either call us to set up an appointment, or fill out the form below with all of your information and we will contact you as soon as possible.
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Warning Signs Include:
• Presence of dead or dying trees
• Presence of dead limbs
• Insect and disease problems
• Trees hitting a building
• Branches rubbing on the roof
• Beginning construction near trees
• Storm clean-up
• Maintenance to prevent storm damage to trees
• Visible signs of decay or cavities in the trunk or branches
• A history of falling branches
• Any fungal fruiting bodies attached to the trunk or branches
• Any cracks or splits in the trunk or branches
• Any signs of termite activity
• Unseasonal leaf drop or flower production
• Large heavy branches that don't taper off in thickness towards the end
• Any unusual swollen areas at the base of the trunk
• Any root damage in the last ten years
• Any dead branches hung up in the canopy • Any signs of branches dying back in the canopy |
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Job Information
Please describe the type of tree work that you are requesting to be done, i.e. removal, trimming, reduction (either wind or height), stump removal, etc.
Please identify what kind of trees need to be worked on, i.e. elm, maple, sycamore, willow, pine, etc. If identification is not known, simply state that it is either a deciduous tree (sheds leaves every year) or an evergreen tree (holds leaves for more than one year).
Please indicate the location of the tree or trees to be worked on, i.e. “Two arborvitaes on the west side of the house,” or “Large poplar on the NW corner of the property,” etc.
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