Share your concerns.
Tell us the tree species if you know it, the changes you’ve noticed, and any previous treatments. Photos of the whole tree and trunk can help.
Concerned about a tree’s health or emerald ash borer? Talk with Elijah about your trees, their condition, and whether a treatment option fits.

Learn what to look for and which questions to ask before choosing a treatment.
The guides explain educational management options. Contact Elijah to discuss an evaluation and which services are appropriate for your trees.
Tell us the tree species if you know it, the changes you’ve noticed, and any previous treatments. Photos of the whole tree and trunk can help.
Ask about tree injections, emerald ash borer concerns, and whether treatment is appropriate for the tree’s condition.
Discuss the proposed work, timing, cost, and any follow-up before deciding how to proceed.
Let Elijah know if emerald ash borer is your concern. Share what you’ve noticed and which trees you want assessed for treatment.
Treatment recommendations depend on the species, condition, and concern being addressed. A treatment estimate should explain the proposed approach for your particular trees.
Include all of the trees you’re concerned about in one request. Ask about coordinating the work during a single visit and getting an estimate for the whole property.
You can upload photos through the estimate form. Include your address and tell us how many trees you’d like to discuss.
Tell Us About Your TreesThe tree species, condition, and concern matter. Call to discuss whether a treatment option fits your tree and what other options may be appropriate.
If you can do so from the ground, include the whole tree, the trunk, and the area you’re concerned about. Photos help start the conversation; they may not be enough to make a recommendation.
Timing depends on the proposed treatment, tree, and current conditions. Elijah will discuss availability and timing for your project.
Serving Orono, the Lake Minnetonka area, and nearby communities. Call Elijah or describe your tree-health concerns in the estimate form.