


Lawn & Tree Care
Williams Lawn Care, Inc. has been providing quality services to the
Buffalo suburbs since we started in 1982.

Adult Emerald Ash Borer

98% of the Ash trees that have received our Emerald Ash Borer Injections have been saved on average!
Much depends on the tree’s condition at treatment. Here is the breakdown:
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9,273 Ash trees treated in the last 11 years. (Trees treated in 2023, 2024 not fully evaluated yet.)
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99.9% success for treatment of trees damaged less than 30% by visual inspection of tree canopy.
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86% success for treatment of Ash trees damaged 30-50% by visual inspection of tree canopy.
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For trees damaged over 50%, the success rate diminishes rapidly.
(Results are as of 2/3/2025)
Pictures of damage done locally by the Emerald Ash Borer in 2014
![]() Williamsville - Corner of North Forest & Maple - near the bike path parking lot - August 26th, 2014 | ![]() Clarence - Harris Hill Rd. between Sheridan and Greiner. - August 29th, 2014. | ![]() Lancaster - Corner of Pleasant View and Harris Hill. - August 28th, 2014. |
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![]() Cheektowaga - Mobile Home Park near the airport. Oops! - Too late for these Ash trees! |
Tree injection video (2 mins)

Our Services

Lawn Fertilizing
Five lawn treatments approximately seven weeks apart. Your lawn's treatments correspond to the normal agronomic cycles in our geographic area. The first treatment includes crabgrass control.
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Optional late fall fertilization is offered at an additional charge.

Tree Care
In addition to injecting Ash trees for Emerald Ash Borer, we also treat them for Anthracnose Disease. We treat Sycamore trees for Anthracnose and Plant Bugs, Locust trees for Aphids and Plant Bugs, and can save Hemlock trees from the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid. We treat for Bronze Birch Borer and Birch Leaf miner. We treat Crabapples for Apple Scab and Anthracnose. We also treat for Dutch Elm Disease, Elm Leaf Beetle, Magnolia Scale, Chlorosis in Oak trees, and many other pest and disease problems.

Weed Control
Liquid weed controls are used because of their superior effectiveness.
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Dry fertilizers are used on every application. Consequently, the Williams Lawn Care program will develop a greener, hardier, more weed-resistant turf.
Lawn and tree care
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Williamsville
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East Amherst
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Getzville
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Clarence
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Lancaster
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Tonawanda
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Cheektowaga
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Depew
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Eggertsville
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Snyder
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Kenmore
Tree Care Only
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Alden
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Elma
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Marilla
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South Wales
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West Seneca
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Akron
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Corfu
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Lockport
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Lake View
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Wheatfield
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Ransomville
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Grand Island
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North Tonawanda
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Lackawanna
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City of Buffalo
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Orchard Park
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Hamburg
Towns We Serve

Spotted Lanternfly
So far, only dead adults have been found in New York, but this pest has devastated many parts of Pennsylvania. They are an incredible nuisance because they excrete a sticky substance that collects on anything below the trees affected, not just the leaves. That means toys, patios, decks, outdoor furniture, etc. Then this sticky excrement usually causes a black mold to grow. For more information please visit this website: https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/resources/pests-diseases/hungry-pests/the-threat/spotted-lanternfly/spotted-lanternfly
Update 12-7-2020: The Spotted Lanternfly has been found in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. We don't know how long it will be before entering the Buffalo area. You can keep up to date on the spread of this pest here: https://nysipm.cornell.edu/environment/invasive-species-exotic-pests/spotted-lanternfly/spotted-lanternfly-ipm/introduction-native-range-and-current-range-us/
The Spotted Lanternfly!


Spotted Lanternfly
The Spotted Lanternfly!
So far, only dead adults have been found in New York, but this pest has devastated many parts of Pennsylvania. They are an incredible nuisance because they excrete a sticky substance that collects on anything below the trees affected, not just the leaves. That means toys, patios, decks, outdoor furniture, etc. Then this sticky excrement usually causes a black mold to grow.
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Update 12-7-2020: The Spotted Lanternfly has been found in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. We don't know how long it will be before entering the Buffalo area.
You can keep up to date on the spread of this pest here: shorturl.at/wzAJU