Disease and Pest Management in Davidson County, TN

Look for dead or thinning branches, peeling bark, discolored leaves, or unusual insect activity on the trunk. These are common warning signs on trees across Nashville and Davidson County.

Yes, the Emerald Ash Borer has been confirmed in Davidson County and will kill untreated ash trees. If you have ash trees on your property in Nashville, having them inspected is a practical step.

Many diseased trees can be treated and saved when the problem is caught early enough. The right answer depends on the specific disease, how far it has progressed, and the tree's overall condition.

Common pests in the Nashville area include Emerald Ash Borer, spider mites, scale insects, and pine bark beetles. Each pest causes different damage, which is why accurate identification matters before any treatment.

Yes, Nashville's heavy clay soils can trap moisture around root systems, which creates conditions where fungal diseases like root rot take hold more easily. Trees in low-lying or poorly drained areas of Davidson County are especially at risk.

Yes, Landtree LLC serves homeowners in Rutherford County along with Davidson County, Williamson County, and Nashville. Contact us to schedule a visit for your property.