Tree Health & Pest
If we find disease or pests, we identify the actual cause and connect you with an authorized specialist for treatment.
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Not sure if that tree is dying or just stressed? Before you spend a dime on removal, a certified arborist can tell you what's actually wrong — catching disease, drought stress, and structural problems early, while they're still fixable.
Our on-site inspections catch disease, drought stress, and structural problems early — while they're still fixable — across Salt Lake County. Mikey examines the canopy, trunk, root flare, soil, and any signs of pests or decline, then explains what he sees and what your options are.
You get an honest assessment of what needs work, what can wait, and what needs nothing at all. Often that means a tree you were told to remove can be saved with the right pruning or treatment. When a tree genuinely is a hazard, a consultation flows naturally into a formal risk assessment.
This is also where tree preservation planning lives — protecting valuable trees during construction, landscaping, or a property purchase.
Here's what Mikey checks on a typical visit. For the full step-by-step, from the first conversation in your yard to what you get afterward, read our guide to what an arborist consultation includes.
A read on each tree's vigor, canopy, and warning signs — and what's driving any decline.
Spotting fire blight, borers, scale, and the emerald ash borer threat before they spread.
Checking unions, lean, decay, and root flare to gauge how sound a tree really is.
Protecting valuable trees through construction, landscaping, or a property purchase.
Know what you're buying — an objective look at the trees before you close on a property.
Told a tree must come down? Get an independent, certified read before you commit.
If we find disease or pests, we identify the actual cause and connect you with an authorized specialist for treatment.
Explore serviceWhen a tree may be a hazard, a formal assessment documents it for insurers and HOAs.
Explore serviceIf removal truly is the right call, we handle it safely with full cleanup.
Explore serviceYou often can't tell from the outside — the same yellowing or thinning canopy can mean iron chlorosis, drought stress, root damage, pests, or genuine decline, and each has a very different outcome. A certified arborist inspection looks at the whole tree and site to find the real cause, so you're not removing a tree that could recover. ISA makes the same case for a professional arborist assessment: certified arborists are trained in tree biology, diagnosis, and maintenance practices — not just cutting.
Mikey walks the property and examines each tree of concern — canopy, trunk, root flare, soil, and signs of pests or disease — then explains what he sees and what your options are. You get an honest assessment of what needs work, what can wait, and what needs nothing at all. For a step-by-step look at the visit, read our guide to what an arborist consultation includes.
Yes — a certified arborist consultation is a paid service, because you're getting a trained, on-site diagnosis of what's wrong and what your options are. A consultation is $50, or $100 if the visit runs longer than an hour, so you always know the cost before we head out. If you hire us for the work, the consultation fee comes off the job. Free estimates are separate: if you already know the work you want done — a removal or trimming — the on-site estimate for that work is free.
A certified arborist's read on your trees — across Salt Lake County. Free on-site estimates.