Measuring tape: Taking accurate measurements of various parts of trees helps with future monitoring and can provide insights into its health and how it is managing its internal processes.
Binoculars: These provide a quick and easy means to take a closer look at various signs and symptoms that may be exhibited in higher parts of the tree.
Probe: This is useful in investigating cavities and cracks, both in the tree and surrounding soil.
Penetrometer: Used to measure soil compaction, which is important for understanding effects on the health of the root system.
Nylon hammer: This is one of the most important tools a Consulting Arborist has in their tool bag. It is used to help us gain an understanding of amount of good functional wood in the trunk and is highly beneficial in determining the structural integrity of your trees.
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