A Future Without Emerald Ash Borer
Understanding the Emerald Ash Borer
A destructive invasive species threatening the survival of North Dakota’s ash trees.
The emerald ash borer (EAB) is a metallic green beetle native to Asia that has devastated ash tree populations across the United States since its arrival in the early 2000s. It disrupts water and nutrient flow by burrowing under the bark, ultimately killing healthy ash trees within a few years.
- Destructive Impact: The emerald ash borer has killed hundreds of millions of ash trees across 37 states and parts of Canada, leaving devastating effects on forests and ecosystems.
- Fast Spread: Once established, EAB spreads rapidly, destroying entire ash tree populations and impacting local ecosystems.
- North Dakota at Risk: With 90 million ash trees, including green and black ash, North Dakota faces severe ecological and economic challenges from EAB.
- Critical Early Action: Proactive treatment and early detection are essential to safeguarding North Dakota’s ash trees and preserving natural landscapes.
The Fight Against EAB
North Dakota’s estimated 90 million ash trees are at risk, including green ash and black ash, which are native to the region. Once EAB becomes established, it spreads rapidly, destroying entire tree populations and severely impacting ecosystems, windbreaks, and community forests.
To date, EAB has killed hundreds of millions of ash trees in 37 states and parts of Canada. Early detection and proactive treatment are essential to safeguarding North Dakota’s ash tree population and preserving its natural landscape for future generations.
Your Best Defense Against EAB
At Ash Armor, we are committed to preserving North Dakota’s ash trees. With the emerald ash borer posing a serious threat, our team delivers effective, proactive solutions to safeguard these vital trees for future generations.
Serving North Dakota communities with care and dedication.
Combining scientific knowledge and experience to protect ash trees.
Acting quickly to identify and address threats to North Dakota’s ash trees.
Committed to eco-friendly practices that preserve natural ecosystems.
How To Get Started
From assessment to treatment, we keep everything clear and straightforward.
- Book Your Assessment
Schedule a consultation with our team to evaluate your ash trees and discuss the right protection plan.
- Tree Health Inspection
Our specialists visit your property to assess tree health and identify any signs of emerald ash borer activity.
- Protect Your Trees
We apply proven treatments designed to protect your ash trees and support long-term health.
- Ongoing Peace of Mind
With proper treatment in place, your ash trees are protected against emerald ash borer damage.
Calculate Your Tree Treatment Cost
Measure the circumference of each tree 4 to 5 feet above the ground and add them to the list to calculate the total treatment cost.
Real Feedback From Local Property Owners
"Professional and straightforward."
They explained the treatment process clearly and scheduled everything quickly. The crew was on time and took great care around our property.
Tom K.Homeowner "Peace of mind for our trees."
We have several mature ash trees and wanted to be proactive. Ash Armor was knowledgeable, efficient, and easy to work with.
Linda S.Property Owner "Dependable local service."
They showed up when scheduled, answered our questions, and did exactly what they said they would. Highly recommend for ash tree protection.
Mark H.Landowner
Frequently Asked Questions
We provide professional ash tree assessments, health inspections, and specialized treatments to protect trees from the emerald ash borer.
The emerald ash borer poses a significant threat to North Dakota’s ash trees. Proactive treatment helps prevent infestations and ensures your trees remain healthy.
Yes, our team is highly trained and certified in emerald ash borer prevention and treatment techniques.
Common signs include thinning canopy, D-shaped exit holes in the bark, and S-shaped galleries under the bark. Our specialists can perform a thorough inspection to confirm.