Dear Freind,

I've given a lot of answers in my career about tree problems. Being at the top of my field and recognized as an industry expert is humbling. I've come a long long way over the years. I recently returned from California after approximately 18 months inspecting trees and managing a team of arborist performing tree risk assessments. I had the opportunity to work around the giant sequoias and redwood trees in Northern California. Professionally, that was a "big deal" for me being from Alabama, I've never seen such large trees... of course they are the largest species in the world. 

Enough about that. After returning home, I quickly began to be overwhelmed with people needing answers and solutions for their tree or landscape problems. Being an ISA Board Certified Master Arborist who is also an ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified Arborist with over 25 years in the field of arboriculture and horticulture (I went to college for horticulture and arboriculture is the cultivation, management, and study of individual trees, shrubs, vines, and other perennial woody plants) makes me uniquely qualified to inspect and diagnose tree or landscape problems. When I get a call there's a tree or landscape problem. 

Now, here is my main obstacle.