Tree and Shrub Insect Control in Southern NH, ME, and MA
Protection from some of the most destructive pests
Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Control: They’ll Suck the Life Out of Your Hemlocks
The Hemlock Woolly Adelgid is a small, aphid-like insect that can kill a mature Hemlock in as few as three years by sucking the sap from its tender shoots. This invasive species first appeared in New Hampshire in 2000 and Maine in 2003. Specialized tree insect control can help prevent this pest from decimating your New England property’s Hemlocks.
The Hungry Caterpillar: Winter Moth Treatment and Control
The Winter Moth is an invasive species in New England that will devour almost all broadleaf plants including Maples, Oaks, Ash, Apples, and more. This pest gets its name from its activity in November and December, when temperatures are mild. Fortunately, with tree insect control, we can prevent this pest from feasting on your landscape.
Emerald Ash Borer Control: If Left Unchecked, They’ll Kick Your Ash
The Emerald Ash Borer has been called one of the most invasive pests in North America. Since first identified in July 2002, this beetle from Asia has killed tens of millions of Ash trees. If you have an Ash tree on your property, specialized tree insect control including soil injections and/or bark sprays can be used.
There are a lot of guys out there with a chainsaw and a wood chipper who call themselves a "Tree Company." Seacoast Tree Care is different. I have worked with Seacoast for many years and had the opportunity to observe them perform a wide variety of tree services, from simple pruning to removing hundred foot trees with 60 ton cranes. They have always exhibited the highest levels of professionalism, courtesy, and especially safety.
Michael O., York, ME