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Services · Health check

Tree health & risk assessment

Is it sick, is it safe, is it fine? A certified arborist checks it and tells you straight.

How we do it

Plenty of trees that look scary are fine, and some that look fine are not. A health check means a certified arborist walks your trees, looks at the trunk, roots, crown and soil, and tells you what they see in plain words.

Need it on paper? Our written risk assessment rates each tree, explains the likely problems, and lists your options from 'leave it alone' to 'remove before storm season.' Homebuyers, HOAs and insurers ask for these.

If treatment helps, like feeding a stressed tree or treating for a pest, we'll lay out the plan and the cost. The visit fee comes off any work you book within 60 days.

What it costs

Typical ranges in our area. Your firm price comes after the on-site look, in writing.

Tree health & risk assessment price ranges in US dollars
Job Typical range
Health check visit, up to 5 trees Verbal findings on site $150 to $250
Written risk assessment, first tree Rated, photographed, options listed $250 to $450
Each additional tree in the report Same visit $75 to $150
Home purchase or HOA tree survey Whole property, written summary $350 to $800
Treatment visit, per tree Feeding, soil care or pest treatment $120 to $350

Straight talk

No arborist can promise a tree will never fail. What we can do is spot the warning signs, rate the risk honestly, and tell you when a tree is perfectly fine. We say that a lot.

"I was sure our big maple had to go. Caleb looked it over and said it just needed deadwood out. Saved us a couple thousand dollars and a tree we love."
Priya S. · Bearden

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Ready for health check?

Tell us about the tree in five quick steps. A certified arborist replies the same business day.

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