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Tree Specialists’ vegetation management
services recognize and support the various relationships
that exist in a healthy, functional landscape —
one that considers the associations of soil, moisture,
light, water quality, and biological diversity. We
are also experienced with historic landscape settings,
and often add this important layer to our work in historically
significant settings. Proper site assessment and an
awareness of how these interconnected factors can be
managed are the foundation of a quality landscape management
program.
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Tree Inventory and Assessment
Identifies and maps individual specimens and visually assesses their health, structure, and potential risks to people, buildings, and landscape features.
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Tree Risk Assessment
A thorough exploratory inspection of individual trees identified as a potential risk. The assessment considers three factors: the tree’s failure potential, the setting in which the tree grows, and in the event of failure - the potential target. A rating is assigned to help determine the best course of action.
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Vegetation Management Plans
Customized site-specific plans are intended to support, enhance and guide existing maintenance programs while providing targeted planning, budgeting, and conservation of natural resources. These plans can include the following sections:
- Site Map
- Plant inventory
- Maintenance Goals and Objectives
- Existing Condition Assessment
- Tree Inventory and Assessment
- Seasonal Maintenance Calendars
- Contractor Specifications
- Replanting Strategies
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Planting Design
Working with landscape architects, planners, and homeowners, we prepare planting designs that include sustainable plant choices while achieving the desired outcome for the client.
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Invasive Plant Management
Action plans for strategic invasive plant management strategies has become integral in most of the planning documents we produce. Ranging from woodlands colonized with Norway maples to invasive plants within a wetland boundary, we prepare species-specific plans for effective control.
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