Frequently Asked Questions
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What is an I.S.A. Board Certified Master Arborist?
Anyone who holds an ISA Board Certified Master Arborist Credential has achieved the highest possible level of certification offered by the International Society of Arboriculture. They have reached the top pinnacle of their profession.
Less than 2% of all I.S.A. Certified Arborists in the entire world have obtained this elite credential.
For tree pruning we recommend choosing someone that is an ISA Certified Arborist. This credential demonstrates the individual has the knowledge to perform tree work correctly.
Lee McBride brings his extensive knowledge about trees and experience in the field to every inspection and service provided.
Why should you inspect your trees?
There are many various reasons for wanting or needing your trees properly inspected.
Two simple examples are:
1. To verify your tree is safe and does not pose a hazard risk.
2. To review your trees' structure and train the permanent branches to maximize the useful life of the tree.
When should you inspect your trees?
Some of the most common time to inspect your trees are:
1. When you have tree questions or need a second opinion.
2. When you have a maturing or specimen tree you want to protect and/or preserve.
3. When you have sick or unhealthy tree problems.
4. Prior to any construction, landscaping, digging, trenching or any tunneling near trees on your property or your neighbors.
5. Prior to purchasing a new home or property.
6. When someone cuts down, runs into, or damages your tree or landscape.
7. Before investing $5K to $100K or more in a new landscaping.
8. When your once beautiful landscape becomes dull or drab, and you really don't know why or what to do next.
