Treasure Valley Registered Consulting Arborist

Boise Consulting Arborist Specializing in Tree Inventory,

Risk Assessment, Appraisal, Diagnosis, and Preservation 

An ISA Board Certified Master Arborist in a white hard hat and a safety vest holding a clipboard, examining and appraising the value of a tree in the foreground.

Valuation of trees based on current appraisal methodologies. Vandalism? Vehicle damage? Casualty loss? Insurance claim? Litigation? A professional appraisal is often required, and a consulting arborist is well-suited to this. Find out what your trees are worth!

Close-up of a tree with a large cavity from a broken, torn-out limb in its trunk, located in a park with a small building and hills in the background. Tree risk assessment may be warranted in this scenario.
An ISA Board Certified Master Arborist wearing a gray sweater, black vest with reflective stripes, and a black beanie measuring the circumference of a tree with a yellow diameter tape outdoors, for the purpose of tree inventory.

Visual, ground-based assessments of trees for homeowners, property managers, and insurers. Canopy, trunk, and root flare will be inspected for structural defects and signs of decay. Professional report(s) will be provided, including details of tree condition(s) and, if applicable, options for risk mitigation.

Streamline your construction permitting, urban forest management, or private/commercial objectives with GIS-compatible, data-rich arborist reports for the trees you’re working with. When properly performed by an ISA Certified Arborist, tree inventories can expedite project completion and decrease maintenance costs.

Close-up of a hand holding a pine needle infested with scale insect; variegated green and yellow sweetgum leaves, suffering from nutrient deficiency; and a large tree trunk with small plants and large decay fungi growing at its base.

What’s going on with my tree? Through knowledge of tree biology, living and non-living stressors, and testing of soil and plant tissues, we’ll get to the bottom of this.

A wooden table with a closed black binder, a black pen, and a stack of papers with barcodes in a binder. There is a window in the background.

Sometimes, tree-related claims or disputes make it to the courtroom. Often, attorneys will hire expert arborists to testify—whether in written form, or through deposition, or both. Registered Consulting Arborists can provide valuable assistance throughout this process.

A sign in English and Spanish on orange construction fencing that reads "Tree Protection Area, Do Not Enter" and "Zona de Proteccion Para Arboles - No Entre."

Trees are seldom more vulnerable to injury and soil compaction than during construction. The effects of these impacts are often fatal—sometimes rapidly and sometimes slowly, unfolding over the course of subsequent years. With the help of an ISA Certified Arborist, these valuable assets can be safely retained, and costly mitigation fees can be avoided in the process!

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