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Commercial & HOA Tree Care

Scheduled contract maintenance, tree inventories and the paperwork your board and insurer want.

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Annual contracts
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Tree crew with an aerial lift trimming mature oaks along a landscaped community entrance

For a property manager or an HOA board, trees are a liability line item as much as a landscaping one. If a limb fails over a parking space or a walkway, the first question anybody asks is whether the association knew the tree was defective and what it did about it. Having a documented inspection history is the difference between a manageable claim and a difficult one.

We work on annual contracts built from a full property inventory. Every tree is located, measured, condition-rated and entered into a schedule, so instead of reacting to whatever falls, the board has a multi-year plan it can actually budget against.

Practically, we also work around your residents and tenants. That means early starts before the school run where noise matters, staged closures that keep parking usable, notices distributed in advance, and crews who understand that they are working in somebody home rather than on a job site.

What is included

Full tree inventory
Every tree on the property located, tagged, measured, species-identified and condition-rated, delivered as a map and a spreadsheet.
Annual risk assessment
Documented inspection of all high-target trees along walkways, parking and play areas, on a defined annual schedule.
Scheduled maintenance
Pruning cycles planned by species and location and spread across the year, so the budget is level and the property always looks maintained.
Priority storm response
Contract properties go to the front of the queue after a storm event, which after a regional event is worth a great deal.
Board-ready reporting
Annual summaries written for a board packet, with photographs, completed work, findings and next year proposed budget.
Resident coordination
Advance notices, staged parking closures, and scheduling around quiet hours, school runs and community events.

How we approach it

  1. 1

    Inventory the property

    A complete walk-through recording every tree, its condition, its targets and its maintenance needs into a mapped database.

  2. 2

    Build the plan

    A multi-year maintenance and budget plan presented to the board or manager, with work prioritised by risk rather than by appearance.

  3. 3

    Execute on schedule

    Crews work the agreed calendar with advance resident notice, staged access and full documentation of everything completed.

  4. 4

    Report and re-plan

    An annual report of work done and conditions found, with the following year plan and budget attached.

Before we quote

What shapes the work

Nobody can scope this accurately over the phone, and any company that tries is guessing. These are the five things an arborist is actually assessing when they walk your property.

Tree count and size
The inventory drives everything. A 60-tree condominium and a 900-tree master planned community are completely different contracts.
Target density
Trees over parking, playgrounds, pool decks and walkways need more frequent inspection than trees in an open green belt.
Species mix
Fast-growing species and known problem species need shorter cycles than a property planted mainly with mature live oaks.
Access constraints
Structured parking, narrow drives and gated access all slow crews down and shape how the annual schedule is built.
Service level
An inspection-only contract is a much lighter commitment than a full maintenance contract with guaranteed storm response windows.

Questions

Commercial & HOA Tree Care questions

We start with a full inventory of the property, then build a multi-year maintenance plan from it and set that against a fixed annual scope. That gives the board something predictable to reserve against instead of a run of unbudgeted invoices arriving whenever something fails. Most contracts run one to three years, and the inventory carries straight over into the maintenance plan if you proceed.

Two reasons. Operationally it turns tree care from reactive to planned, which almost always means less total work over a five-year horizon. Legally, a documented inspection and maintenance record is the strongest evidence an association has that it exercised reasonable care, which matters enormously if a tree fails and injures somebody.

Yes. We carry full general liability cover plus workers compensation, and we can name your association or ownership entity as additional insured on the certificate. Certificates are issued directly to your manager or attorney on request, and we keep them current for the life of the contract.

Yes, and it is usually essential. We schedule around quiet hours, school runs, community events and retail trading hours, distribute advance notices, and stage parking closures so only a section is affected at a time. For commercial sites we regularly work early mornings or weekends to avoid disrupting trade.

Contract properties are prioritised ahead of one-off calls, which after a regional storm event is the main practical benefit of holding a contract. We assess the property, clear access and hazards first, provide the board with a documented damage report for insurance, and schedule the remaining cleanup.

Ready to book commercial & hoa tree care?

A free on-site visit from an ISA Certified Arborist, the whole scope agreed in writing before we start, and complete cleanup when we finish.

  • Free on-site visit, usually within 2 to 3 days
  • Everything agreed in writing before we start
  • No obligation and no pressure to book
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