ISA certification isn't something an arborist earns once and keeps forever. It has to be renewed on a regular cycle, and renewal requires logging continuing education hours in areas like tree biology, risk assessment, and current industry standards.
Our team treats that requirement as a floor, not a ceiling. Beyond the required hours, our certified arborists regularly attend workshops through the Georgia Arborist Association to stay current on pest pressures, storm response techniques, and evolving best practices in the field.
It's a quieter part of the job than climbing or running a chainsaw, but it's what separates a trained arborist from someone with a truck and a chipper. The science behind tree care changes, and staying certified means staying current with it.
Did you know ISA certification has to be renewed and re-earned over time, not just obtained once?
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