Arborist Consultation
Start with a certified inspection to pin down what's actually wrong.
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Wilting leaves, oozing bark, or pests you can't identify? We diagnose what's actually affecting your tree and treat it before it spreads. Caught early, most problems don't cost you the tree.
Utah trees face fire blight, aphids and scale, wood-boring beetles, and the emerald ash borer threat homeowners keep hearing about — on top of soil-driven issues like iron chlorosis. We diagnose what's actually affecting your tree and treat it before it spreads. Caught early, most problems don't cost you the tree.
The mistake we see most often is removing a tree that could have been saved. A correct diagnosis — backed by an arborist consultation — usually points to a targeted treatment, not a chainsaw. Where pruning is part of the fix, we do it to standard so the tree recovers instead of regressing.
If you're seeing it in your yard, there's a good chance it's on this list.
Blackened, scorched-looking branches on pears, apples, and related trees — managed with timing and targeted treatment.
Sticky honeydew, sooty mold, and stressed canopies — controlled with integrated pest management.
Wood-boring beetles attack drought-stressed trees from the inside; early detection is everything.
The ash-killing threat homeowners keep hearing about. We assess risk and protect treatable trees.
Yellow leaves with green veins from alkaline soil — very treatable, and constantly misdiagnosed.
Deep-root fertilization and soil conditioning to rebuild vigor in stressed urban trees.
Start with a certified inspection to pin down what's actually wrong.
Explore serviceCorrect pruning removes diseased wood and improves airflow as part of treatment.
Explore serviceIf decline has made a tree unsafe, we document the risk for insurers and HOAs.
Explore serviceIn the Salt Lake Valley, yellow leaves with green veins are most often iron chlorosis — our alkaline, high-pH soils locking out iron, not a disease or drought. It's very treatable when diagnosed correctly, but it's frequently misread and healthy trees get removed unnecessarily.
Emerald ash borer is a serious, spreading threat, and ash trees are its target. The key is early detection and a plan — some ash can be protected with treatment, while heavily infested trees may need removal. We assess your specific trees and recommend the realistic option rather than a scare tactic.
Common Utah problems including fire blight, aphids and scale, wood-boring beetles and borers, and the emerald ash borer threat — plus soil and nutrient issues like iron chlorosis. We diagnose what's actually affecting your tree and treat it before it spreads, often with deep-root treatment and integrated pest management.
Often, yes — caught early, most problems don't cost you the tree. The mistake is waiting until the canopy is half gone. A timely diagnosis and targeted treatment can turn a declining tree around, which is why we lead with diagnosis instead of removal.
Free on-site diagnosis from a certified arborist across Salt Lake County.