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Let Us Save Your Trees From Beetles
Bark Beetle Tree Removal

Bark beetles in California, combined with prolonged drought, are wreaking havoc across the Mother Lode and many of the state’s forested regions. This destructive pairing is a serious threat to the health and longevity of countless trees.

Bark beetles are small, hard-shelled insects—typically black and around 5 millimeters long—that burrow beneath a tree’s bark. Once inside, they cut off the tree’s vital flow of food and water, often leading to the tree’s death in as little as two to four weeks during the warmer months. The impact of bark beetles in California has become more pronounced in recent years, with thousands of acres of trees lost.

If trees on your property are suspected to be infested, it’s critical to act quickly. Infested trees should be removed immediately to prevent the beetles from spreading to surrounding healthy trees. Proper watering and selective pruning can also help protect uninfected trees and slow the spread of the infestation.

For your safety and the health of your property, never attempt to remove large trees yourself. Tree removal is hazardous and should only be done by trained, licensed, and insured professionals. Contact Elements Tree Service today to schedule a tree inspection and learn more about managing bark beetles in California before it’s too late.

Take a look at our frequently asked questions page and contact us today to get started!

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