Certified Arborist Jacksonville, FL
Shaw's Land Clearing proudly keeps certified arborists on staff. Arborists have the knowledge and tools to properly care for all types of trees and assess the health and well being of the tree. We know how to save root systems, evaluate rot, trim away hazards. Call today to Shaw's Land Clearing in Jacksonville & NE Florida to set up your appointment!
Arborist Services Offered
Certified Arborist letter:
A letter from our certified arborist that determines the health, diameter, and species of a tree at the time of inspection. This can be used when submitting clearing permits or tree removal permits to determine if mitigation or permit for removal is needed.
Certified tree surveys:
Our certified arborist maps out all trees on a piece of property, documenting the location, species, diameter, and health. This can be used when submitting clearing permits or tree removal permits to determine if mitigation is needed.
Tree Risk Assessment:
A written assessment of a trees overall health to determine the likelihood of failure of branches or the whole tree and the consequences of a failure. The purpose of a tree risk assessment is to establish whether the tree in question poses an immediate threat to persons or property. If a threat is identified, the next step is to determine what mitigating options are there for the tree’s owner.
Arborist FAQs:
1. What is a certified arborist letter, and when do I need one?
A certified arborist letter documents a tree's health, diameter, and species at the time of inspection. It's often required when submitting clearing permits or tree removal permits to determine whether mitigation is needed.
2. What's included in a certified tree survey?
A tree survey maps out all trees on a property, documenting each one's location, species, diameter, and health. This documentation is commonly used when submitting clearing or tree removal permits.
3. What is a tree risk assessment, and why would I need one?
A tree risk assessment is a written evaluation of a tree's overall health to determine the likelihood of branch or whole-tree failure, and the potential consequences. It's used to establish whether a tree poses an immediate threat to people or property.
4. What happens if a tree risk assessment identifies a hazard?
If a threat is identified, the next step is determining what mitigating options are available to the tree's owner, which may range from trimming and cabling to removal.
5. Are your arborists certified, and what qualifications do they hold?
Yes, Shaw's Land Clearing keeps certified arborists on staff, including TRAQ (Tree Risk Assessment Qualification) certification, giving them the training to properly evaluate tree health, root systems, and hazards.
