Tree injections are one of the most effective ways to treat:
Tree diseases
Insect infestations
Nutrient deficiencies
Environmental stress
Instead of spraying chemicals or applying surface treatments that only partially absorb, tree injections deliver treatment directly into the tree’s vascular system, ensuring fast and long-lasting results.
Ponce Tree Services provides professional tree injections across Dallas–Fort Worth, helping restore health, stop infections, and protect your trees from further damage.
Protects trees from borers, beetles, aphids, and other insects by delivering systemic insecticides directly into the trunk.
Helps control fungal infections, blights, wilt, and vascular diseases common in Texas tree species.
Quickly corrects iron chlorosis and nutrient deficiencies, improving leaf color, root strength, and overall tree health.
Ideal for trees at risk from nearby infected trees or local pests.
Reach us any time at (214) 519-4046.
Our certified arborist identifies the disease, pest, or deficiency affecting your tree.
We select the correct injection formula based on your tree species and condition. Using specialized arborist equipment, we deliver treatments directly into the tree’s vascular system.
Depending on the issue, we may recommend seasonal or annual injections for long-term protection.
We’re fully licensed and insured, giving you confidence that every job is performed to professional standards — with zero risk to you.
Our reputation across Dallas–Fort Worth is built on trust, transparency, and results you can see.
Q: Do tree injections really work?
Yes. Injections deliver treatment directly into the tree, making them far more effective than surface products.
Q: How long do injections take to work?
Most treatments begin working within days to weeks, depending on the condition.
Q: Will injections harm my tree?
No. When performed by certified arborists, injections are safe and minimally invasive.
Q: How often do trees need injections?
Pest and disease treatments are often annual. Nutrient injections may be seasonal or yearly depending on soil conditions.
