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Precision Cutting Services Offers Tree Removal of Ash Trees Affected by Emerald Bore Asher
Precision Cutting Services Offers Tree Removal of Ash Trees Affected by Emerald Bore Asher
Precision Cutting Services, a full service landscaping company specializing in all issues surrounding trees, is a locally owned and operated Connecticut business .
New Haven,
Connecticut,
United States
(prbd.net)
03/10/2016
Precision Cutting Services, a full service landscaping company specializing in all issues surrounding trees, is a locally owned and operated Connecticut business . Precision Cutting Services covers everything from tree and limb cutting to complete tree removal. With all employees having at least five years of experience in proper equipment safety, they can assure customers a safe and successful tree removal. At Precision Cutting Services the number one priority is to make sure the customer is one hundred percent satisfied with the job, whether that is a minor tree problem or a major issue requiring emergency tree removal. Precision Cutting Services often makes their customers and Connecticut residents know of any potential dangers to their trees and what they can do about it.
Recently, Connecticut ash trees have been dying at an alarming rate. This increase in ash tree mortality is due strictly to the introduction and activity of the Emerald Ash Borer, an invasive Asian beetle. The beetle’s destruction of Connecticut’s ash trees has put great stress on the remaining ash tree population. The beetle has been here for a total of 2 or 3 years, and their number do not look to be diminishing anytime soon. The beetle has made its way to New Haven, concerning residents whose historical trees have been there for decades.The beetles cannot be seen from the outside of the tree as they are situated inside the bark. The larvae feed from inside the trunk - the only living section left of the tree. The beetle carves a tunnel through the bark to the other side of the tree, destroying its structure and killing the tree in the process.
Dr. Claire Rutledge, from the Connecticut Department of Entomology, explains the beetles are responsible for dead ash trees all over the state. Dr. Rutledge credits the Emerald Ash Borer’s with wiping out an entire field of ash trees in very little time. In the sixth year of infestation, 100 percent of the ash trees will be gone. Some forests have already lost half of the ash trees within them.
Luckily, there is a solution to preserving the ash tree population. The Forestry Division in Connecticut has done extensive research to find preventative measures that can be taken to preserve this species of trees. The motto they go by is “buy local, burn local”. This will help to keep local firewood local, and keep pests from entering the state. A potential fighter of this disease is a tiny wasp from Asia, and is the only known predator of the Emerald Ash Borer. Ideally this wasp will eat the beetles, and contain and control their spread. Once an ash tree is affected, it will die, but these wasps will be able to preserve the health of future ash trees.
If there is an ash tree that on your property that has fallen victim to the Emerald Ash Borer, feel free to contact Precision Cutting Services for a free estimate! By quickly removing dead and dying trees the beetle can be stopped before they pose a danger to further ash trees. Don’t hesitate and put your trees and property at risk. With insurance for all jobs, Precision Cutting Services will provide you with a safe tree removal service while customizing a solution for each individual.
Precision Cutting Services- Tree Removal
145 Stuyvesant Ave, New Haven, CT 06512
203-466-2400
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About Precision Cutting Services
Precision Cutting Services is a full service company. We are locally owned operated business.
When we started, we saw a need for an honest, hardworking company. We never ask for payment until you are completely satisfied with our work and always go that extra mile. Visit http://www.precisioncuttingservicesct.com for more info.
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