A one-time treatment only fixes what you’ve already noticed. Our Plant Health team keeps a trained eye on your property every season, so pests, disease, and storm risk get caught while they’re still small — and cheap to treat.
Serving Georgia and South Carolina · Enrolling now for the 2027 season
Summer stress, winter disease pressure, spring pests — a single treatment only addresses whatever prompted the call. The Annual Plant Health Program replaces that with continuous, season-matched care.
Catching a pest or disease problem in its early stages — while it’s contained to a branch or two — typically costs far less to treat than waiting until it has spread through the canopy or root system. That’s the entire logic behind scheduling care around the calendar instead of waiting for a call.
Our team walks your property and evaluates the specific trees and ornamentals on it — no pressure, no commitment.
We build a treatment calendar around your landscape's needs, timed to local pest cycles and conditions.
Treatments happen automatically through the year — no re-booking, no guessing when the next visit is due.
Every enrolled property moves through the same three-season rhythm — what changes is what we’re watching for.
A high-potassium deep-root treatment that strengthens stressed roots for winter. Plant material is also pruned ahead of the spring push.
Close inspection of crape myrtles, oaks, camellias, and other ornamentals for early signs of borers, scale, or fungal issues.
Structural check for weak limbs and unions ahead of winter storms — looking for subtle signs of weakness, not just obvious cracks or splits.
Georgia's and South Carolina's red clay soil is naturally acidic. A winter lime application gives it months to work before spring.
A dormant oil application on camellias, crape myrtles, and ornamentals that smothers overwintering scale, mites, and egg masses.
Dormant-season pruning removes deadwood, opens canopy airflow, and reduces next summer's disease risk.
A preventive treatment applied before bud break, timed to the CSRA's pest emergence window — ahead of the problem, not chasing it.
A final pass to clear winter deadwood and open the canopy to sunlight as new growth begins.
A balanced, slow-release fertilizer application timed to dormancy break, giving trees a nutrient base for the season ahead.
Enroll in the Annual Plant Health Program now, and your enrollment window sets which offer you start with.
Fall root recovery feeding + free tree health inspection.
Structural inspection + cabling assessment package.
Dormant oil pest control + soil pH balancing special.
Early-bird pre-season pest barrier + first feeding.
Eben Gray has been climbing trees for over 20 years and is still hands-on in daily operations. We own and operate all of our own cranes and equipment, so your job never goes to a subcontractor.
Every employee is drug-tested and background-checked. Safety comes first on every job.
Every enrollment starts with a free property evaluation — no pressure, no commitment.
Based in Evans, GA and serving Augusta and the CSRA — we know the local soil and pest cycles.
It’s a year-round tree and ornamental care plan that replaces one-time treatments with continuous, season-matched care — fall recovery feeding, winter dormant pest control and soil work, and spring pest barriers and feeding — scheduled automatically instead of booked visit by visit.
Cost is set during your free property evaluation, based on which specific trees and ornamentals need active treatment versus ongoing monitoring. There’s no flat rate, and the evaluation itself is free with no obligation to enroll.
Eben Gray’s Tree Service is based in Evans, GA and serves Augusta, GA and the CSRA, plus surrounding areas of Georgia and South Carolina.
Enrolled properties get scheduled visits across three seasonal windows each year: fall (Sept–Oct), winter (Nov–Jan), and spring (Feb–Mar) — timed to local pest and disease cycles.
A Plant Health team member walks the property, evaluates your specific trees and ornamentals, and determines what needs active care or ongoing monitoring — no pressure, no commitment.
No. That treatment isn’t generally used or beneficial in the Georgia and South Carolina climate EGTS serves, so it isn’t part of the program.
We’ll walk your property, build your seasonal plan, and lock in your enrollment offer. No pressure, no commitment.
Georgia
(706) 309-8110
South Carolina
(803) 961-7134
Email
office@ebengraystreeservice.com
Mailing address
PO Box 2507, Evans, GA 30809
We’ll reach out to schedule a walk-through of your property.
