Our Services
Every property and every tree is unique. The services focus on understanding the complete picture, including your trees, soil, roots, water, and surrounding environment. This approach provides practical, science-based recommendations that support long-term tree health, safety, and vitality.
Tree Diagnosis
Tree health problems are not always caused by one obvious issue. A proper diagnosis considers the tree, the symptoms being observed, and the surrounding conditions that may be contributing to the problem. We evaluate each situation individually to better understand what is happening and identify the most appropriate course of action.
Our diagnostic process may include:
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Identifying the tree or plant and evaluating visible symptoms
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Reviewing site conditions, history, and patterns that may help explain the problem
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Identifying possible stressors, including pests, disease, soil, water, or environmental conditions
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Recommending practical next steps based on the findings and the needs of the tree
When appropriate, monitoring may also be recommended to track changes over time and determine whether additional action is needed.
Plant Health Care
Plant Health Care is a proactive approach to maintaining healthy trees and plants by considering the conditions in which they grow. Rather than focusing only on individual symptoms, we look at the overall health of the plant and the environmental factors that may be affecting it. Recommendations are based on the specific needs of the plant and the conditions of the property.
Our Plant Health Care services may include:
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Identifying and managing insects, diseases, and other plant health concerns
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Improving growing conditions and reducing environmental stress
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Providing targeted treatments when appropriate
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Monitoring plant health and identifying developing problems early
The goal is to use practical, science-based methods that support long-term plant health while avoiding unnecessary treatments whenever possible.
Root & Soil Evaluations
Healthy trees begin with healthy soil and roots. Soil conditions influence how well roots can access the water, oxygen, and nutrients a tree needs to grow and remain healthy. Our evaluations look below the surface to identify conditions that may be limiting root development or contributing to tree health problems.
Our Root & Soil Evaluations may include:
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Evaluating soil type, structure, compaction, and drainage
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Assessing soil moisture, irrigation, and water management
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Examining root health, development, and visible root conditions
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Identifying soil or root conditions that may be affecting long-term tree vitality
When problems are identified, practical recommendations may include changes to irrigation, soil management, or other measures designed to improve the tree's growing environment.
New Home Tree Assessment
When purchasing or settling into a new home, the existing trees and landscape are an important part of the property. An on-site assessment can help identify current conditions, potential concerns, maintenance priorities, and appropriate next steps while avoiding unnecessary or poorly timed work.
Our New Home Tree Assessments may include:
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An on-site verbal assessment of the trees and overall landscape
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Evaluating tree health, structural condition, and potential safety concerns
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Identifying species and discussing appropriate pruning needs and timing
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Reviewing soil, irrigation, and basic plant health conditions
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Discussing nutrition needs and appropriate treatment timing when needed
We will walk the property with you, discuss our observations, and provide practical recommendations to help you make informed decisions about the care of your trees and landscape.
Tree Risk Assessment
Trees are living organisms, and some level of risk exists wherever trees and people or property share the same space. A Tree Risk Assessment provides a systematic way to evaluate specific concerns, identify structural conditions that may contribute to tree failure, and help homeowners make informed decisions about managing that risk.
Our Tree Risk Assessments may include:
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Inspecting the tree for structural defects and conditions associated with potential failure
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Evaluating the likelihood of a tree or tree part failing
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Considering people, structures, or property that could be affected by a failure
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Assessing the potential consequences and overall level of risk
When concerns are identified, we provide practical recommendations for managing the risk and may recommend additional assessment or future monitoring when appropriate.
