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Certified Arborists List - Commercial Tree Care
Look for this logo when you hire a tree service company - it is a sign that an employee has passed the ISA Certification Exam. To use the term "Certified Arborist", an individual must have three years of experience and have passed a certification exam that tests a variety of tree care knowledge. Not all arborists are qualified to provide all arboricultural services, and Certification is no guarantee of performance. As with any service you purchase, it is best to shop around, ask for recommendations, and get written estimates. Most Commercial Tree Care companies provide a wide range of arboriculture services, such as tree pruning, removal, fertilization, problem diagnosis, and other tree care tasks. Companies may employ any number of Certified Arborists depending on their size and the type of work they do. This is not a complete list of Certified Arborists. Those arborists listed here have paid the PNW-ISA to advertise the fact that they offer services in these areas. While this list is organized by state/province for ease of use, many arborists cover more than one state/province. No endorsement or recommendation is granted or implied to any individual listed. A complete listing of all certified arborists is available on the Internet at: www.isa-arbor.com. A list of Certified Arborists providing Commercial Tree Work in the Pacific Northwest (OR, WA, ID, BC, AK) available for hire can be download by CLICKING HERE. This list is updated frequently. To view this document, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have this program, click on the Adobe website for a free download. For a list of Certified Arborists offering Consulting Arborist services in the Pacific Northwest, click on the "Consulting Arborists" link at the left side of this page. |
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list of Certified Arborists for hire is provided as a public service by the International Society of Arboriculture, Pacific Northwest Chapter
(PNW-ISA), a professional association of arborists in Idaho, Oregon,
Washington, and British Columbia.
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