Consulting Arborist

•  Consulting arborists are often the problem solvers of the arboriculture world. Their extensive knowledge about tree biology, diseases, pests, and proper tree care practices make them invaluable resources when diagnosing tree health issues or planning for the care and management of trees.

• They are often sought after for legal, insurance, and valuation purposes as they can provide authoritative opinions and reports.

• Many consulting arborists hold an ASCA (American Society of Consulting Arborists) certification or similar, which attests to their expertise and professional standards.

Municipal Arborist

• Municipal arborists play a critical role in maintaining the green infrastructure of cities and towns. They manage the health, safety, and beauty of trees in parks, along streets, and in other public spaces.

• Their work often involves creating and implementing tree management plans, inspecting trees for risk, and coordinating with other urban planning and public works departments.

• Municipal arborists may hold an ISA Municipal Specialist Certification, demonstrating their knowledge of urban tree care challenges and solutions.

Commercial Arborist

• Commercial arborists work with businesses, property managers, and landscapers to maintain the health and aesthetics of trees on commercial properties.

• Their work enhances the property's appeal, contributes to a positive business image, and reduces potential risks associated with unhealthy or poorly managed trees.

• Commercial arborists typically hold an ISA Certified Arborist credential or similar, ensuring their knowledge of the latest best practices in arboriculture.

Utility Arborist

• Utility arborists are specialized professionals who manage trees and vegetation around power lines and other utilities to ensure safety and reliability.

• Their work often involves pruning or removing trees that could interfere with power lines, and planning vegetation management in utility corridors.

• Many utility arborists hold an ISA Utility Specialist Certification or similar, demonstrating their knowledge of utility vegetation management and electrical safety.