Van Tubbs Tree Service

A healthy tree typically displays full foliage appropriate for the season, strong branch structure, and bark free from significant damage or decay. You should look for consistent growth patterns, vibrant leaf color, and an absence of dead or dying branches. If you notice discolored leaves, peeling bark, fungal growth, or extensive pest activity, these may indicate health problems. Our team at Van Tubbs Tree Service can perform a professional assessment to determine your tree's condition and recommend appropriate care.

Common indicators of a dying tree include large areas of dead or brittle branches, significant bark loss or deep cracks, fungal growth at the base or on the trunk, and a noticeable lean or structural instability. You may also observe sparse or discolored foliage during the growing season, premature leaf drop, or an unusual number of pests. If you suspect your tree is declining, contact Van Tubbs Tree Service for a thorough evaluation to determine whether removal or treatment is necessary.