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Providing California’s development industry with precise tree inventories
and homeowners with exceptional specimen trees.

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Sierra Foothills & Lake Tahoe

-Placer County

-Nevada County

-El Dorado County

-Amador County

-Plumas County

North Coast & North Bay

-Humboldt County

-Mendocino County

-Sonoma County

-Marin County

-Napa County

-Solano County
-Del Norte County

 

East Bay & South Bay

-Sacramento Valley

-Sacramento County

-Yolo County

-Sutter County

-Yuba County

 

Central Coast

-Monterey County

Services

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Tree Inventory

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Tree Protection

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Homeowner

Tree Inspections

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Fire Damaged Trees

Tree Risk Assessment

Tree Appraisal

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Focal Point Trees

Tree Management Plans

Help at Home

Family owned and operated. 
Consulting and assisting with compliance to local regulations since 1998

Why is being an independent consulting arborist so important?

Tree service companies often make money from pruning, cutting down, and other physical tree work. Inpdenedent consulting companies make money from professional knowledge, assessments and reports. We do not profit from recommending tree removal or pruning, we diagnose problems, and the actual health of the trees to try to improve them or assist you in the overall best outcome.

Focal Point Arboriculture helps homeowners, builders, and developers understand how their construction projects may affect the protected oak trees and what they need to do to satisfy county regulations.

We inspect the property, assess the trees, and prepare a professional report to help the property owner navigate the countys approach process.

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Nicole Harrison

ISA Certified Arborist #WE6500AM, TRAQ

ASCA Registered Consulting Arborist #719

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