Tree-health evaluation, risk assessment, preservation planning, planting strategy, and removal guidance for landscapes, farms, campuses, restoration sites, and managed lands.
What we do
Tree-health evaluation for individual trees, groves, and managed landscapes
Tree risk assessment near people, structures, roads, utilities, and other potential targets
Preservation and care planning for trees affected by site work, restoration, or long-term stewardship
Planting strategy, including species and site selection, spacing, establishment, and maintenance
Removal and replacement guidance when tree condition, site constraints, or management goals require further action
Deliverables
Tree-condition documentation and observations of visible pests, disease, defects, and environmental stressors
Tree-risk findings, target context, and mitigation options
Preservation priorities, root-zone protection, and care recommendations
Planting, site-suitability, and establishment guidance
Removal considerations, replacement planning, and actionable recommendations
Expertise
ISA Certified Arborist and TRAQ qualified, with more than 12 years of Hawai‘i field experience supported by training in tropical plant and soil science, native forest restoration, and rare plant management.
Timeline
Targeted assessments generally take 1–3 weeks. Larger inventories, multi-site reviews, difficult access, or drone-supported canopy documentation may require additional time.
Discuss your project
Contact us to discuss your trees, site conditions, concerns, access needs, and desired documentation. We’ll help define an appropriate scope for health evaluation, risk assessment, preservation, planting, or removal guidance.