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  • Grow Your Business’s Digital Landscape
    December 23, 2024

    EXPO ’23 Presentation Grow Your Business’s Digital Landscape

    By Brian LeDonne

    In the tree-service industry, particularly for TCIA members, the challenges of managing a successful business extend beyond physical labor and service quality. The digital landscape can feel overwhelming, with countless tools and platforms that demand your time and attention. [...]

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  • Structural Defects in Trees
    January 28, 2025

    ID of Structural Defects in Trees

    By ROBERT J. LAVERNE, PH.D.; ALEX JULIUS, BCMA; AND TIM BUSHNELL, CTSP

    Climbing arborists and tree workers rely on the structural strength and stability of tree branches, trunk and roots to support their weight and the forces associated with rigging operations. Failure of tree parts can result in uncontrolled falling of [...]

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  • Tony Wilber says, “Every day is a learning experience” at Tennett Tree Service Inc., where he's worked for 42 years.
    November 26, 2024

    You Have to Take a Different Approach With Each Person

    By Tamsin Venn

    Six-and-a-half years ago he earned his Certified Treecare Safety Professional (CTSP) credential from TCIA, and has put it to good use as general foreman at Tennett Tree Service Inc. in Windham, Connecticut, a TCIA-member company since 1999. [...]

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  • Photo 6: Matt Meckley showcasing what a proper Humboldt cut should look like when felling trees. No Dutchman, clean corners and a sufficient undercut for the tree to tip over without barber chair.
    December 1, 2024

    Advanced Felling Techniques

    By RYAN TORCICOLLO, CTSP, AND MATTHEW MECKLEY, CTSP

    To determine if we can even fell the tree, we need to create a five-step felling plan. There are probably five or six ways to fell any given tree, depending on several factors. This presentation will explain a few [...]

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  • Brush Buddy
    December 1, 2024

    Brush Buddy Pro Push Paddle for Chippers

    By Tchukki Andersen, BCMA, CTSP

    TCI Magazine regularly highlights the tools and products shaping the tree care industry. This month, we traveled to Stanley Tree Service, an accredited, 35-year TCIA member company based in Smithfield, Rhode Island, to meet with Jeff Seith and Jim [...]

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