All-Around Tree Specialist

 

In places like Capalaba, arborist Capalaba are considered experts on tree care. Technically, an arborist is actually a professional who studies, manages, cultivates, and cares for trees, including shrubs and other woody plants.

 

In some other places and circumstances, an arborist is also known as a tree surgeon, arboriculturist, or simply a tree expert.

 

Professional work

 

An arborist is known to take care of trees from being a small seedling all the way to their massive structures through the years. In other words, they are like doctors that specialize exclusively in trees.

 

They help in planting new trees, keep the trees healthy, and properly removing dead or dying trees for the rest.

 

Broken down to smaller tasks, these include planting, transplanting, diagnosing issues, tree treatments for diseases or pests, and fertilization, including trimming and pruning at regular intervals.

 

They also do their part in tree protection (from grazing, lightning, etc.), removal of competing plants and assisting in disputes between people regarding tree ownership, damage and other concerns regarding trees.

 

Other concerns

 

Arborists actually do more than what we thought of them. Thes include identifying, , inspecting, and maintaining, pruning, planting and moving the trees.

 

They are authorities in assessing trees regarding potential risks and can plan and carry pests and disease management. Utility arborists can clear trees and vegetation from around powerlines.

 

 He has the know-how if a tree can be saved instead of removed, which can save money.

Likewise, he has the knowledge to take down your tree so that none of your property id damaged.

 

Certifications

 

Not many people are aware that arborists are certified. In the U.S., you can always look for an ISA certified arborist.

 

For many, ISA is the international Society of Arboriculture that dedicates itself to promoting the best tree care practices all over the world. The ISA Certification is issued by the American National Standards Institute.

 

This certification lets everyone knows that the arborist is trained and knowledgeable regarding the full spectrum of tree care (arboriculture) including the best safety practices.

 

Personal requirements

 

Arborists are expected to be practical and is capable of following or giving clear instructions. In the middle of work, they are expected to keep calm in risky situations.

 

Like other people-oriented work, arborists are expected to be good at communicating with a wide range of people. This is because they are alert and observant with eyes for details.

Best of all, they are safety-conscious and responsible while good in planning and organizing.

 

Physical requirements

 

Arborists need to have excellent fitness and must be strong to lift trees and branches. Arborists must be comfortable working at heights.

 

It may be helpful to point out that a certified arborist does not necessarily cost you more for tree removal or any other tree care than “a guy down the road” who just hacks down trees. 

 

A certified arborist should have the training and equipment to bring down a tree as efficiently and safely as possible, which can help keep the cost down.

 

Experiences / knowledge

 

Arborists are expected to have excellent fitness and is strong enough to lift trees and branches. Arborists are also expected to be comfortable working at heights.

 

Physically, they should have good balance, hand-eye coordination, with excellent hearing and eyesight (with or without corrective lenses or aids).