Seattle tree preservation
Preserve your trees
You have beautiful trees surrounding your construction site or renovation project and want to protect and preserve them for the future. That’s what tree preservation is all about-using preventative measures to protect a tree when you know damage may occur.
Certified arborists
Our certified arborists will be able to assess the situation and develop the best course of action for you. By taking the right steps at the beginning of your project, it’s possible to prevent or minimize any harm to the trees.
Have a damaged tree?
You may have a tree that’s diseased or has some broken branches and you’re wondering if it can be saved.
Ask the pros
Only a certified arborist, sometimes called a tree surgeon, is qualified to answer that question. There are many things to consider, such as the type and age of the tree and the extent of the damage.
A tree surgeon is an expert at treating damaged trees and the following are some of the techniques that may be used to extend the life of your tree.
Tree care treatments
- Cabling/bracing: installs cables to brace heavy limbs to prevent collapse and increase structural integrity.
- Pruning to remove diseased sections or limbs for healthier growth
- Develop a tree care and ongoing maintenance program
Certified Arborists offer expert solutions
Eastside's ISA Certified Arborists are qualified to deal with tree issues on commercial and residential property.
- Jordan Blonski #PN-8610A with TRAQ
- Jeff Ingmire #PN-7640 with TRAQ
- Jeff Warrick #PN-8788A with TRAQ
- Charles Montgomery #PN-9380A with TRAQ
- Dan Warrick #PN-8993A
- Chad Soptich #PN-7549A
- Tyler Puckett #PN-8873A
- Sam Smart #PN-9574A
TRAQ (Tree Risk Assessment Qualification) means they have completed extra training for evaluating tree risk.
Certified arborists
Jordan Blonski
#PN-8610A
Jeff Ingmire
#PN-7640A
Jeff Warrick
#PN-8788A
Dan Warrick
#PN-8993A
Chad Soptich
#PN-7549A
Charles Montgomery
#PN-9380A
Tyler Puckett
#PN-8873ATree preservation is comprised of several things:
Root pruning
Root pruning-cut out excess and fibrous roots for a healthier tree.
Fencing
Protective fencing-keep away heavy equipment and traffic to prevent damage.
Pruning
Pruning deadwood-removing any diseased or dying limbs to keep the tree healthy.
Mulch
Installing mulch around the tree-prevents surface root damage and retain moisture.
