Tree Resolutions
When trees ARE the matter
A tree expert in litigation and insurance, often referred to as a forensic arborist, consulting arborist, tree appraiser, liability expert, subject-matter expert, or specialist plays a crucial role in legal disputes and insurance claims involving trees and other woody plant material. Their knowledge and expertise in the field of arboriculture allow them to provide impartial, …
A harmonious neighborhood is something everyone aspires to have, and maintaining good relationships with our neighbors is essential to achieving this goal. Unfortunately, tree-related conflicts are more common than you might think and can lead to unnecessary tension between neighbors. This article will discuss various aspects of tree-related neighbor conflicts and how to avoid them, …
Formal Tree Risk Assessments In the realm of neighborly disputes, few issues stir up emotions as much as disagreements over trees. Whether it’s concerns about falling branches, encroaching roots, or potential hazards, the presence of trees can create conflicts among neighbors. However, instead of resorting to legal battles or escalating tensions, a formal tree risk …
An arborist report is an independent report prepared by a qualified professional arborist containing specific observations and information on tree identification, size, condition, location, tree health, etc. It may also include: recommended actions, potential impacts of development, and mitigation measures relating to one or more trees on an individual lot or project site. The report …
The importance of tree inspections cannot be overstated. I cannot estimate how many times I have been on a property to inspect some worrisome limb or tree that turns out to be in great condition, only to spot a dangerous situation during the walk back to my vehicle. Even a seemingly routine tree inspection can …
Did you know that trees must live with every injury they sustain to their woody components, forever? Trees do not regenerate tissues to “heal” injuries, they attempt to disconnect themselves from damaged areas, and apply new tissue nearby. A good arborist appreciates this, and works with the living system.
