Targeted treatment that helps protect ash trees from emerald ash borer damage.
Ash Borer Treatment
Professional Emerald Ash Borer Treatment
Emerald ash borer infestations can quickly weaken and kill ash trees if left untreated. At Executive Outdoor Living, we provide targeted treatments designed to protect ash trees and stop the damage caused by these destructive insects.
Guided by our certified arborist, treatments are carefully applied to help protect the health and structure of your ash trees. With proactive monitoring and professional treatment methods, we help homeowners protect valuable trees and extend their lifespan within the landscape.
Benefits of Emerald Ash Borer Treatment
Protect Your Ash Trees
Preventative treatment helps stop emerald ash borer infestations before they cause irreversible damage, preserving the health and structure of your trees.
Prevent Costly Tree Removal
Early treatment protect mature ash trees and help homeowners avoid the expense and disruption of removing dead or hazardous trees.
Expert Arborist Guidance
With a certified arborist overseeing treatment, your trees receive targeted care designed to protect their long-term health and strength.
How Emerald Ash Borer Treatment Works
Tree health evaluation
A certified arborist evaluates your ash tree’s overall health, location, and risk level to determine if preventative treatment is recommended before any signs of infestation appear.
Targeted treatment application
Professional treatments are applied to protect the tree from emerald ash borer before damage begins, creating a protective barrier that stops larvae from developing.
Ongoing protection and monitoring
With preventative treatments typically applied every two years and periodic monitoring, ash trees can stay healthy, avoid infestation, and remain a valuable part of your landscape for years to come.
Our Qualifications
Nebraska Arborist Association
Certification #16329
Nebraska Dept. of Agriculture
Pesticide Applicators License #087140 and #091297
Frequently Asked Questions
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The emerald ash borer is an invasive beetle that attacks ash trees by burrowing beneath the bark, disrupting the tree’s ability to move water and nutrients.
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Common signs include thinning leaves, bark splitting, D-shaped exit holes, and increased woodpecker activity on the tree.
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Yes, many ash trees can be protected and preserved if treatment begins early enough and the tree is still structurally healthy.
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Most professional treatments are applied every one to two years depending on the method used and the condition of the tree.
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Professional treatments are carefully applied to target the pest while minimizing impact to surrounding plants, soil, and wildlife.
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A certified arborist can properly diagnose the issue, determine if the tree is a good candidate for treatment, and apply the most effective protection method.
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Treatment is often more cost-effective than removal when the tree is still healthy, especially for mature trees that provide significant shade and landscape value.
Meet our Arborist Blake
Blake is a certified arborist with over a decade of experience caring for trees and plants. He stays current with the latest arboriculture practices through ongoing training each year, ensuring the most effective approaches to diagnosing and treating plant health issues. Blake specializes in identifying tree and plant health concerns, developing targeted treatment plans, and restoring landscapes to their healthiest condition.
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Executive Outdoor Living, LLC
16104 Hwy 36
Bennington, Nebraska 68007
Email: info@executiveoutdoorliving.com
Phone: 402-571-0630
Find us in Bennington, NE
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