South Florida is a hard place to be a tree. Hurricane seasons test every limb. Limestone sits close to the surface, so roots spread wide and shallow, into sidewalks, pool decks, and foundations. Canopies grow fast toward power lines. And the region is always building: additions, driveways, pools, new homes on old lots, each one bringing equipment within reach of trees that took decades to grow.
Arborist Tree Care Solutions started from watching how those situations usually get decided. Too often a tree comes down because nobody looked closely, or a healthy tree is damaged during construction because nobody drew a line around its roots. Permit reviewers ask for an arborist report and receive a few photographs and an opinion. Homeowners are told a tree is dangerous by the same person selling the removal.
We wanted to be the person who looks first, writes it down plainly, and then does the right work, whether that is protection or removal.
Marily Sierra earned the ISA Certified Arborist® credential to put that approach on a professional footing. Every assignment begins in the field: measuring trunks, calculating DBH, estimating height and canopy spread, noting defects, root conflicts, and utility clearances, and photographing what is there. The findings go into a report a homeowner can understand and a contractor, architect, or permit reviewer can rely on.
Because we also perform tree removal, the recommendation comes first and the saw comes second. If a tree can be retained and protected, the report says so. If removal is the responsible answer, the same arborist who documented the tree handles the work, after the owner authorizes it and any required permit is in hand.
That is the whole practice: observe carefully, explain conditions in plain language, and carry out the work the tree and the property actually need.
