Ash trees across our service area are still under pressure from emerald ash borer, an invasive beetle that tunnels beneath bark and cuts off a tree's ability to move water and nutrients. Advanced infestations leave wood brittle and prone to sudden limb failure.
An infested ash can appear healthy from a distance right up until it isn't safe. Thinning canopy, splitting bark, and increased woodpecker activity are the early warning signs worth checking for.
Our arborists can assess whether an ash tree on your property can still be treated or needs to come down before it becomes a hazard near a home, driveway, or fence line.
Serving homeowners in Timonium, Towson, Cockeysville, York, and Hanover with tree health assessments.
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A close-up photo of bark splitting or exit holes from emerald ash borer, or a photo of a declining ash tree with visible canopy thinning.
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