True tree care starts from the ground up. Our tree health services focus on holistic, proactive solutions to protect your landscape from pests, disease, and the stresses of urban environments.

ISA Certified Arborists. Proactive Tree Health Care (THC).

Tree Health Care Services

At A Plus Tree, we deliver expert tree health care services for HOAs, commercial properties, and homeowners who want more than just a surface-level fix. We specialize in Tree Health Care (THC), also known as Plant Health Care (PHC)—a holistic approach that treats the root causes of tree stress for long-term vitality.

When You Need It

Leaves are yellowing, spotted, or dropping

prematurely during the growing season.

Visible pests

like aphids, beetles, or boring insects are present on the trunk or foliage.

Soil stays overly wet, drainage is poor

or roots show signs of stress (mushrooms, dieback, or a thinning canopy).

Trees are planted in compacted soil

or high-traffic urban areas that limit nutrient absorption.

What Happens Next

Your arborist will assess the site, deliver a transparent proposal, and schedule a specialized crew to complete the work safely.

Is your tree showing signs of stress?

  • What’s Included in Our Tree Health Services

    Our Tree Health Care services include pest & disease management, soil conditioning and amendments, tree fertilization, and supplemental deep watering programs. We don’t just treat symptoms; we improve the biological environment so your trees can defend themselves naturally.

  • Our Professional Process

    Before any treatment, we assess hazards (including utilities and access conditions) and establish a safe work zone. Our crews handle health treatments using professional best practices, including soil drenches and soil injections when appropriate, to ensure maximum absorption and safety for your surrounding landscape.

  • Tree Health Care Cost Factors

    Pricing is determined by the size and species of the tree, the specific health issue identified, and the specialized treatments required. Proactive health monitoring and recurring 1-, 3-, or 5-year plans can help reduce long-term risk and improve predictability of care over time.

  • The Best Time to Schedule

    The timing depends on the issue—some treatments are most effective in early spring, others during active growth, and some can be applied year-round based on site conditions. Hazard-related health issues should be addressed as soon as they are identified to prevent further decline.

  • Why Choose A Plus Tree

    We combine the science and art of arboriculture with ArborPlus—our tech platform that helps you track your trees, service history, and health recommendations on a clear, data-driven schedule.

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Soil: The Foundation of Tree Health

In urban environments, soil is often compacted and nutrient-poor, effectively suffocating tree roots. Our tree health care services include specialty soil amendments like Biochar when appropriate to improve porosity and water retention. These tools increase a tree’s tolerance to drought and urban stressors, improving drought tolerance and resilience in urban conditions and helping your landscape thrive despite the environment.

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Certifications

ISA Certified Arborists and CTSP-certified safety leadership available on major projects.

TCIA Accredited

TCIA-accredited arborists, fully licensed and insured.

Tree Health Care Service FAQs

Proper health management improves tree longevity, reducing safety hazards while raising curb appeal and property value.
In many cases, yes—depending on species, trunk size, and the extent of the damage. We’ll assess feasibility and recommend the safest plan.
Most trees should be professionally assessed every 1 to 3 years to catch issues early and plan proactive treatments.
Yes. Tree Health Care focuses on improving soil conditions and addressing pests or disease early, which strengthens overall resilience and helps reduce future decline.
We use ArborPlus to inventory trees and organize priorities (safety, health, risk), so you can plan projects and budgets with confidence.
Deep root fertilization delivers nutrients and soil amendments into the root zone to improve uptake, especially where soil is compacted or depleted.

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