Structural defects
Included bark, codominant stems, cracks, overextended limbs and old failures.
Tree evaluation
Prune, monitor or remove? Start with the evidence.
A useful assessment considers the whole tree, the site and what could be struck—not merely one alarming feature.
What we evaluate
Trenton looks at species, vigor, crown condition, branch unions, cavities, decay indicators, trunk movement, root-zone changes, soil and irrigation conditions, lean, prevailing exposure and nearby targets.
The recommendation may be corrective pruning, changing irrigation or grade conditions, periodic monitoring, further testing, or removal when risk cannot be reduced to a reasonable level.
Root and soil problems
Root loss, fill soil, compaction, waterlogging, drought stress and recent construction.
Health indicators
Crown thinning, dieback, pests, pathogens and changes in annual growth.
Targets and consequences
Homes, parking, play areas, roads and other places where failure would matter.
Straight answers about your trees
Let Trenton take a look.
Call for a free on-site estimate and a clearly defined, itemized scope of work.
Call 530-941-8733