Tree-Care Firms Expand Coverage Across Five Regions
Several tree-care companies announced expanded services, combining routine arborist work with responses to local pests, weather risks and tree-health concerns. In Franklin, Tennessee, AKA Tree Service is assessing ash trees showing possible emerald ash borer damage ahead of spring treatment decisions or winter removal. In California’s Santa Cruz Mountains, Adney Tree Service is scheduling inspections and removals of bark-beetle-damaged pines, citing wildfire fuel and structural hazards ahead of fall winds. Tree Tech Inc. is opening fall appointments in Newton, Massachusetts, to evaluate hemlocks for pests and determine appropriate treatments amid drought stress. In the Dallas area, Dinardo Tree Care has extended its certified arborist services, while Maryland’s Mead Tree & Turf Care has broadened offerings that include pruning, hazard evaluations, plant health care and structural support.
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