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For Arborists in Dallas
Using certified arborists in Dallas is important because of microenvironments. An arborist who works daily in Dallas will know the trees in that community. As they zig zag between job sites through the neighborhood they will notice trees and patterns in your area. Most importantly they will know the soil in that area and how this soil type may benefit or hurt your tree in Dallas. Local certified arborists will also know disease and insects active in your area.
Our Services In Dallas
Your Dallas ISA Certified Arborists
Kay Chupik
Since 2022
My roots run deep. I’ve lived in the same neighborhood for over 60+ years which has given me a deep knowledge of trees that do well in Dallas. I have seen the seasons shift and the effects of inclement weather on trees.
Before working for Texas Tree Surgeons I helped my late husband run his small Chupik Tree service. I have worked every aspect from running the office to providing quotes, to clean up.
Andy Ferguson
Since 2013
I’ve been working as an arborist for the last 10 years. Prior to becoming an arborist I worked in a garden center selling trees and shrubs.
I enjoy being outdoors; playing disc golf; fishing; really anything that has to do with nature.
Certifications
ISA Certified Arborist® TX-4060A
Tree Risk Assessment Qualified
Texas Oak Wilt Qualified TOWQ 246
Hannah Edinburgh
Since 2011
I’ve been an arborist since 2011 and was certified in 2012. I have worked as a sales arborist and a consulting arborist with Texas Tree Surgeons for over 10 years.
Interesting fact about me is that I have synesthesia.
Certifications
ASCA Registered Consulting Arborist® #739
ISA Board Certified Master Arborist® TX-3889B
Tree Risk Assessment Qualified
Texas Oak Wilt Qualified TOWQ 277
ASCA Tree and Plant Appraisal Qualified
Kelly Test
Since 2015
I have been an arborist for the last 8 years. Before becoming an arborist I studied music at UNT. Fun fact is that I have played on the Tonight show.
Certifications
ISA Certified Arborist® TX-4439A
Tree Risk Assessment Qualified
Texas Oak Wilt Qualified TOWQ 236
Lindsey Brammer
Since 2009
I have been working in arboriculture for 15 years and counting. Currently I am expanding my diagnostic skills through tree health care.
My favorite thing to do currently is to ruin movie watching with my family by pointing out trees in establishing shots that are deciduous but are not in the same season as the storyline.
Certifications
ISA Certified Arborist® TX-3729A
ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified
Texas Oak Wilt Qualified TOWQ 107
Russell Wilson
Since 2016
I have been an arborist for 7 years and before I began working for Texas Tree Surgeons I used to collect, gather and split firewood. It was mostly for personal use but sometimes I helped a friend with acquiring and splitting wood for a mobile wood burning pizza he operated.
Certifications
ISA Certified Arborist® TX-4598A
ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified
Texas Oak Wilt Qualified TOWQ 407
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Our Roots Run Deep In Dallas
In 2007, Amy had an appointment to give an arborist consult in Dallas for two red maple trees that were looking sick. When she pulled up to the house she immediately recognized it as the house where her family lived when she was born. She called her parents to tell them and she learned that her dad had planted those two maple trees by hand in 1971! Unfortunately one tree had root rot and needed to be removed, but the other was put on a Plant Health Care Program and is still alive today due to fertilizing and insect control.
In 2011, Amy was once again out working in Dallas. She was chatting with the homeowner after providing him with a free estimate and he said “My daughter would be perfect for this job!” He went on to say that his daughter, Hannah, had just graduated from Texas A&M and was looking for a job. Hannah began working for Dallas Tree Surgeons (now known as Texas Tree Surgeons) two weeks later and is now our Managing Arborist. She is passionate about trees and her job and recently became a Board Certified Master Arborist (the second female BCMA in the state of Texas).
Being a local Dallas tree company gives us a unique perspective. We were born and raised here, and we love caring for trees that we have been around all of our lives. Trees are an important part of our history and our future. We are proud to support local tree organizations like the Trinity Blacklands Urban Forestry Council.
One of the trees Amy’s dad planted, as it originally looked in 1971.
Texas Tree Surgeons
we care about our customers and we care about trees
At Texas Tree Surgeons, we care about our customers and we care about trees, which is exactly why we are in the tree service business! We have a full team of Certified Arborists ready to help, many of whom are also Oak Wilt Certified and TRAQ (tree risk assessment) Qualified. Our climbers and crew members are all highly skilled with years of experience in the industry, and also strictly adhere to the guidelines set by TCIA and ISA. Your trees are a legacy, and helping you care for them is our mission!-
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