Emerald ash borers are not a looming threat to ash trees across Fort Worth. Since showing up in Texas around 2014, emerald ash borers have been spreading fast. These pests are small, but the damage they cause is massive.
The signs aren’t always obvious at first because these bugs destroy a tree from the inside out. You might see your ash tree losing leaves at the top or growing strange shoots from the trunk or base. Woodpeckers often show up too, as they’re digging for larvae inside the bark. Small D-shaped holes and bark splitting are also signs that your tree may need emerald ash borer treatment.
At Fort Worth Arborist Co., our ISA-certified team knows exactly what to look for. We’ll inspect your ash tree, confirm if it’s EAB, and create a customized ash borer treatment plan. Whether it’s one tree or several, we’ve got you covered.
We start by inspecting your tree for damage, entry holes, and signs of EAB activity. If confirmed, we use professional emerald ash borer insecticide injections that work from the inside out.
Your options typically include:
If your tree is still in the early stages, we may be able to save it with a targeted treatment using ash borer insecticide. This stops the larvae before they destroy more of your tree. However, if the tree is too far gone, removal might be the only option.
Emerald ash borers attack trees from the inside. The adult beetle lays eggs in the bark, and when the larvae hatch, they tunnel through the wood and block the tree’s ability to move water and nutrients. The damage builds up quickly, and most trees die within a few years if not treated.
Watch for these signs:
If you spot any of these problems, your tree may already be in danger. Fort Worth Arborist Co. can inspect it and provide the right emerald ash borer treatment to stop further damage and give your tree a fighting chance.
For over 20 years, Fort Worth Arborist Co. has been helping homeowners and businesses protect their trees from deadly pests. Our team is trained, certified, and trusted to provide treatment for emerald ash borer across Fort Worth and nearby areas.
Don’t wait until your ash tree is too far gone. Scheduling treatment for the emerald ash borer early can save your tree and stop the damage from spreading. The longer you wait, the harder and more expensive it becomes to treat.
Here’s why acting now makes a difference:
Don’t wait until the damage is too far gone. Call the expert arborists at Fort Worth Arborist Co. on 817-975-0180 or fill out the form below to schedule emerald ash borer treatment for your Fort Worth trees.
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We use professional insecticide methods like trunk injection or soil injection. These treatments stop the larvae from spreading and protect healthy parts of the tree.
Late spring through early summer is ideal. That’s when the larvae are active and easier to target.
Only if the damage is caught early, once the trunk is badly infested, full recovery is unlikely.
Look for D-shaped holes in the bark, thinning canopy, bark splitting, and woodpecker activity.
The tree will slowly die over a few years and may become a hazard to your property.
Yes, they move from one ash tree to the next. Treating one helps protect the others.
It depends on the size of the tree and the type of treatment. Call 817-975-0180 or reach out online for a free estimate.
Yes, our treatments are applied by certified arborists and are safe when done correctly.
We recommend planting a different species to avoid future infestations.
Yes, dead ash trees become brittle and dangerous. It’s best to remove them before they fall.