At GoTreeQuotes, we specialize in connecting you with expert consulting arborists who provide in-depth tree assessments, reports, and recommendations. Whether you’re navigating council requirements, planning a construction project, or ensuring the health of your trees, our certified arborists are here to help. From tree hazard evaluations to pest management, we offer a full range of services to meet your needs.

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Both consulting arborists and practicing arborists are trained professionals, but their roles differ significantly:

  • Practicing Arborists: Handle the physical aspects of tree care, including tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, and root pruning.

  • Consulting Arborists: Specialize in tree assessments, arborist reports, risk assessments, and technical or advisory tasks. They often hold advanced qualifications, such as a Diploma in Arboriculture (Cert. V).

Many arborists perform both roles, offering a combination of practical and consulting services. At GoTreeQuotes, we connect you with the right professional based on your specific needs.

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What Do Practicing Arborists Do?

Our practicing arborists excel at maintaining and managing trees in urban landscapes. Their tasks include:

  • Tree Removal: Safe and efficient removal of trees, regardless of size or location.

  • Tree Trimming: Pruning trees to maintain health and aesthetics.

  • Stump Removal and Grinding: Clearing unsightly stumps to keep your property clean.

  • Root Pruning: Addressing root systems that pose a risk to structures.

  • Tree Safety Inspections: Identifying hazards and recommending solutions.

  • Pest Control and Tree Injections: Managing pests and diseases to promote healthy growth.

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What Do Consulting Arborists Do?

Consulting arborists focus on technical and advisory work, offering detailed assessments and solutions for complex tree-related challenges. Their expertise includes:

  • Arborist Reports: Required for council approvals or legal purposes, these detailed documents provide tree health assessments and recommendations.

  • Risk Assessments: Evaluating trees for potential hazards and advising on preventative measures.

  • Tree Protection Plans: Creating strategies to safeguard trees during construction projects.

  • Pest and Disease Management: Identifying and controlling issues that threaten tree health.

  • Tree Ordinance Development: Assisting municipalities in creating regulations to protect urban trees.

  • Tree Identification: Providing accurate identification for landscaping, preservation, or legal purposes.

  • Tree Planting Programs: Offering advice on tree selection and planting for long-term success.

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