The Advantages of Hiring an Omaha Certified Arborist When it comes to tree care, hiring the right professionals is crucial for the health and safety of your trees and property. Many people often confuse licensed arborists with certified arborists, not realizing the significant difference between the two and the impact it can make on your experience in hiring a tree care professional. Let’s review the difference and discuss the importance of hiring of an Omaha Certified Arborist. Certified Arborists vs. Licensed Arborists: What’s the Difference? A licensed arborist is someone who has met the mi ..read more

Arbor Aesthetics Tree Service has been featured in the 2024 edition of The Scout Guide Omaha, and we couldn’t be more thrilled. For those who may not be familiar, the Scout Guide is a curated city guide that highlights exceptional local businesses and entrepreneurs. It’s an incredible resource for discovering the best services, shops, and events in various communities across the country, and the book itself is a stunning and elegant accessory fit for any coffee table, thanks to talented photographer, Daniel Muller. Being included in the Omaha Scout Guide is a huge honor for us. It recognizes ..read more

We are honored to again be featured in the 2024 edition of Omaha Magazine’s Faces of Omaha. You can view the digital flip book here. Arbor Aesthetics’ core purpose—or maybe “roots” would be a more apt term—is meaningful growth for people as well as trees. As part of that long-term commitment, founders Jeff and Amy Grewe, who started the business in 2005, offer company-sponsored life coaching to support their team’s leadership. “We encourage that and make the connection…Amy and I live it every day,” Jeff said. “Our company benefits from having people living a richer, more self-aware life.” Lon ..read more

​Exciting news! Please help us celebrate Cullen, who has just become ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified (TRAQ)! This certification demonstrates specialized skills in assessing tree risks. Cullen completed an intensive training course and passed both a comprehensive written exam and a performance-based assessment. Upon successful completion of the program, TRAQ qualified arborists: are proficient with the fundamentals of limited-visual and basic tree risk assessment, as defined in ISA’s Best Management Practices: Tree Risk Assessment; understand the principles of advanced diagnostic techniqu ..read more

Source: https://www.cityofomaha.org/latest-news/931-homeowners-encouraged-to-remove-ash-trees Emerald Ash Borer in Omaha: An Update for 2024 Since the discovery of the emerald ash borer (EAB) in Omaha in 2016, our ash tree populations have faced significant challenges. As of 2023, ash trees make up 14% of Omaha’s urban forest. A lot is at stake to maintain our city’s tree canopy. This invasive species has posed a severe threat to the health and longevity of ash trees within our community. We’d like to provide you with an update on the current state of our ash trees, informed by the latest rese ..read more

“? ???’? ???? ??? ?? ??? ? ???????. ? ???? ? ??????? ??????. ?? ???? ????????? ?????? ?????? ??? ?????,” ???? ????? ????. If you’ve every hired a contractor, you know the experience largely comes down to the people who are serving you. We owe our success to our people, and we can thank EO Nebraska for guiding our journey in becoming leaders who attract and retain these A players. We are proud to have been featured in the Midlands Business Journal.  https://mbj.com/special-advertising-section-eo-member-profiles/     As the husband-and-wife ownership team behind Arbor Aesth ..read more

I sat in on a great presentation about proper pruning technique last week at a local tree care conference. Of course, in order to understand proper pruning, you first need to understand how and why trees grow the way they grow. Without getting too heavy into science and technical terms, let’s just say that “apical dominance” is what makes a tree grow upward, and “secondary growth” is responsible for new tissue growing outward. Arborists are always careful to say, “Trees don’t heal, they seal,” meaning that when a tree is injured (by way of pruning, in this case), it compartmentalizes the dec ..read more

THANK YOU for voting us Best of Omaha for 2024! We are grateful for the continued support of our loyal clients and community!  The post Omaha’s Best Tree Service 2024 – Best of Omaha appeared first on Arbor Aesthetics Tree Service - Omaha Tree Trimming & Tree Removal ..read more

Arbor Aesthetics Tree Service Earns Re-Accreditation by the TCIA We are proud to announce that we have recently became re-accredited in accordance with tree care company Accreditation standards put forth by the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA), the trade association for residential and commercial tree care companies. TCIA Accreditation is the only program of its kind in the tree care industry. It is a voluntary process evaluating businesses to ensure that professional practices and standards are met by all employees that work on a homeowner’s property. When a homeowner hires an accredit ..read more

VOTE NOW WHY YOUR VOTE IS IMPORTANT TO US… For us, earning your Best of Omaha vote isn’t about bragging rights or putting a logo on our trucks. It’s about our mission to Create Connections Through Trees. By voting us Best of Omaha, you’re helping fellow Omahans find quality tree services performed by Certified Arborists who stand behind their work. It also helps support a business who cares deeply about the well-being, safety and personal development of its staff. It’s hard to find contractors who care. We’re a small, family-owned, grassroots business. We take good care of our staff so they ..read more