Bartlett Tree Experts: Tree Inspections

Tree inspections

During an inspection, an arborist can check the overall health of the trees, look for signs of pest and disease infestations, identify any structural problems, and determine soil requirements.

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Identifying issues early

Often by the time a tree shows outward signs of distress like early loss of leaves or decay, the underlying issue has already progressed to the late stages. As experts in local conditions and tree problems, Bartlett arborists meet with property owners to provide tree and shrub inspections. This process is invaluable in uncovering issues before they cause serious damage.

During an inspection, an arborist can check the overall health of the trees, look for signs of pest and disease infestations, identify any structural problems, and determine soil requirements. Based on the information found, the arborist will then make recommendations for any treatments required. Much like a doctor's checkup, this type of visit is essential to maintaining healthy trees.

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Related FAQs

Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is actively damaging and killing trees in the Northwest DC area. If you have any ash trees, I would recommend reaching out to our staff and scheduling an inspection to determine what can be done to save your ash trees. You can make an appointment here with one of our arborists.

You have a fungal leaf spot on your Red Maple. This is very common on Red Maple and is typically not detrimental to tree health. It can be sprayed with fungicide treatments but is typically not needed. If the problem persisits you can make an appointment with one of our professionals.

There are many visual symptoms that Arborists use to diagnose tree health disorders and tree structure safety issues. Leaf size, leaf color, density are among the the many symptoms we examine. Cavities, stress cracks, soil disturbances, and root health concerns each get inspected during an on-site examination. To have your tree better inspected and assessed by one of our professionals, please click here.

This is the ideal time of year to prune cherry trees, however the dry conditions will induce stress so good irrigation is important before and after pruning works. Removing a third is however excessive and will result in dense, vigorous regrowth which will ultimately exacerbate the original issue and look unsightly. I would suggest a much smaller reduction. Please make an appointment for a consultation with one our professionals.

One of our Arborist Professionals would be happy to give a complimentary consultation. You can make an appointment by clicking here.