Wood-boring insects can cause serious damage before you ever notice a problem. In Colorado Springs, spruce, pine, and ash trees are especially vulnerable when they're stressed by drought, poor soil conditions, or changing weather. Once these insects tunnel beneath the bark, they disrupt the tree's ability to move water and nutrients. It's common for the first visible signs to be thinning canopies, dieback, or sections of the tree that suddenly stop producing healthy growth.
The best time to protect trees is before boring insects become active. Regular inspections allow us to spot early warning signs and recommend preventative treatments when they're most effective. If we find other insect activity affecting your landscape, we may also recommend
general insect spraying to help control pests before they spread to additional trees and shrubs. If you're concerned about the condition of your trees, contact Jrick Lawn and Tree for a quote. We'll evaluate your landscape, explain what we're seeing, and recommend the services that best fit your property.
