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Certified Arbor Care, Inc

Serves 19 Texas counties, as the provider lists them with the Texas A&M Forest Service · 19 counties

About Certified Arbor Care, Inc

Certified Arbor Care, Inc is a tree care company based in Hutto, Texas. It does residential and commercial tree work, oak wilt management and consulting arborist services, including appraisals, arborist reports and tree protection on construction sites. Lot clearing and brush hauling are on its list too. The company was "Founded in 2006 by two foresters," and it is family owned. Oaks are the main species it names, live oak trees and oaks. Fresh cuts on oaks get painted, because an open wound can let in oak wilt. A job starts with an arborist visit. The arborist comes out, looks at the trees and talks through your options on site, and the proposal is written and free. Work is invoiced after it is done, emailed and payable online. Projects that need materials bought up front, such as planting, may take a deposit. Crews clean up and remove debris after each project. The service area runs from Temple south to San Marcos and west to the Highland Lakes. It covers 19 counties, among them Bell, Bexar, Burnet, Comal, Hays, Travis and Williamson. Eight ISA Certified Arborists are on staff, along with a Registered Consulting Arborist, six Texas Oak Wilt Qualified arborists, a Tree Risk Assessment Qualified arborist and a TDA commercial pesticide applicator. Texas does not license arborists, so the company points to ISA certification as its standard. It carries general liability and workers' compensation insurance. It suits a landowner with oaks or other trees around a home or commercial property in this part of Texas who wants a certified arborist on site first, before any work is chosen. From certifiedarborcare.net, read 18 October 2026.

Certified Arbor Care, Inc

American Society of Consulting Arborists
ISA Certified Arborist
Licensed Pesticide Applicator
Texas Oak Wilt Qualified (Texas ISA)
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