Tree Health Checks in Allentown, PA
A tree that's thinning, dropping branches or covered in insects may be in trouble. An assessment tells you whether it can be saved or should come down.
Request a tree serviceSigns of trouble
Thin canopy, dead branches, peeling bark, fungus at the base, cracks and early leaf drop.
Spotted lanternfly
This invasive insect spread through the Lehigh Valley. It feeds on tree sap and leaves sticky residue; see spotted lanternfly and ash trees.
Emerald ash borer
This beetle has killed many ash trees in Pennsylvania. Dying ash become brittle and dangerous.
Decay
Hollow or soft wood in the trunk weakens the tree.
Root problems
Construction, grade changes and soil compaction damage roots.
Treatments
Some pests and diseases can be treated if caught early.
Arborists
An ISA Certified Arborist can give a professional assessment.
Risk assessment
For big trees near the house, a risk assessment helps decide what to do.
Get a check
Tell the tree service what you've noticed. Send a request and a tree service will get in touch.
Frequently asked questions
- Can a dying tree be saved?
- Sometimes, if the cause is found early.
- Are spotted lanternflies dangerous to trees?
- They stress trees and are a serious pest; heavy infestations weaken some species.
Other tree service services
Need tree health & pest checks in Allentown?
Send a request and a tree care professional will get in touch. Requests answered 7 days a week.
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