Avoid expensive fines, injuries and damages with a tree risk assessment conducted by an ISA and TRAQ-certified arborist.
Avoid expensive fines, injuries and damages with a tree risk assessment conducted by our ISA and TRAQ-certified arborist, Paul.
Satisfy legal requirements with a detailed arborist report or choose a quick note for cost-effective preventative care.
Satisfy legal requirements with an arborist report or choose a quick note for cost-effective preventative care.
Our lead arborist, Paul, is ISA and TRAQ-certified and has been for over 28 years. Paul performs all our assessments.
Choose an assessment based on your needs and budget. Save costs and protect yourself by only paying for what you need.
Choose an assessment based on your needs and budget. Save costs by only paying for what you need.
Satisfy legal requirements with an arborist report or choose a quick note for cost-effective preventative care.
Our lead arborist, Paul, is ISA-certified and has been for over 28 years. Paul performs all our tree assessments.
Choose your assessment based on your needs and budget. Save costs by only paying for what you need.
Over the course of 28 years, we have helped thousands of clients protect trees, life and property. A tree risk assessment can also:
Choose your level of assessment based on your needs and budget. Unsure as to which level is right for you? Contact us.
Level 1 - Limited Visual Assessment. Identify high and extreme-risk trees with a simple visual inspection.
Level 2 - Basic Assessment. An up-close evaluation of a single tree, with a customizable arborist report.
Level 3 - Advanced Assessment. A comprehensive assessment of a single tree, with an arborist report.
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The cost of a tree risk assessment varies depending on the level of assessment, the number of trees involved and the location.
Our lead arborist, Paul, will work closely with you to find the best solution for your goals, needs and budget. To get started on a tree risk assessment today, please fill out a quote request form or contact us.
A tree risk assessment is a systemic process used to identify, analyze and evaluate tree risk.
During a tree risk assessment, an arborist will identify and examine a variety of factors, including site conditions, targets, tree health and more. Depending on the level of assessment, the arborist may also perform tests using specialized equipment.
The arborist will then analyze the data they have collected according to a matrix that takes into account the danger of the tree (or tree part) failing, the likelihood of it hitting something if it does, and the amount of damage it might do. Finally, taking into consideration the client’s risk tolerance, they will provide their mitigation or removal recommendations.
Tree risk assessments are recommended for homeowners, businesses, property managers, and local governments. In particular, tree risk assessments are strongly recommended for anyone who owns a property with lots of trees, especially if there will be traffic around the property.
It’s important to note that arborists who conduct tree risk assessments should have (and be willing to show you) their ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (TRAQ), which includes specialized training in assessing trees and the associated equipment.
Our tree risk assessor, Paul, holds the TRAQ certification and has over 28 years of professional experience. You can view his credentials on treesaregood.org.
Level 1: Limited Visual Assessment. We identify high and extreme-risk trees by walking or driving around an area. Intended for covering large areas with smaller amounts of detail, or for identifying areas or certain trees that may need to have level 2 or 3 assessments conducted. Recommended as a starting point for property managers, homeowners, and businesses with larger properties and/or no specific target trees.Â
Level 2: Basic Assessment. A more in-depth evaluation. Includes using specialized equipment to evaluate the tree. Based on these evaluations, we can determine if some aspect of the tree’s structure and health indicates that a more comprehensive test is needed. Regardless of whether more testing is required, trees are then presented in a report with observations, results, and recommendations.
Level 3: Advanced Assessment. A comprehensive evaluation of the roots, stem, or crown of a tree. These assessments may include climbing inspections, examination of the root system using a compressed-air tool and other tests. As with level 2 assessments, the results are then presented in a report.
Unsure as to which level of assessment is right for you? Please contact us for assistance. Our experienced team is here to help.
A tree risk assessment arms you with valuable information and recommendations that can:
Tree risk assessments are also frequently used by homeowners, businesses, and local governments. We recommend tree risk assessments to anyone who owns a property with lots of trees, especially if there is traffic around the property.
Our tree risk assessments are performed by Paul, the owner of Garibaldi Tree, and an ISA-certified arborist who holds the ISA’s Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (TRAQ). You can view Paul’s ISA credentials on treesaregood.org.
Paul has been performing tree risk assessments for over 28 years and is trusted by the locals of Whistler and Pemberton to provide accurate, knowledgeable evaluations.
ISA certification refers to the certification programs given by the International Society of Arboriculture, a globally recognized organization dedicated to promoting the professional practice of arboriculture.
The most well-known and widely recognized ISA certification is the “ISA Certified Arborist” designation. To become an ISA-certified arborist, you must:
ISA certification is highly regarded in the arboriculture industry. It signifies a commitment to the highest standards of tree care and a dedication to ongoing professional development and ethical practices in the field.
After the evaluation is conducted, you can expect to receive your tree risk assessment report, via email, within the agreed-upon timeframe. You can also request a physical copy be sent via mail, or dropped off at your residence or business.
We recommend reaching out to us, or filling out a quote request form, as soon as possible to ensure we can complete your assessment within your requested timeframe.
After the field and administrative work is complete, you will receive your report, via email, within the agreed-upon timeframe. If you requested a physical copy as well, it will be delivered to the specified address.
Garibaldi Tree will then be available for any mitigation, maintenance, or removal services recommended in your report. These could include any of the following, as well as other services:
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Garibaldi Tree is an established tree company providing Whistler and Pemberton with tree services and consulting.
