For one thing, if you watch for it, you'll see us in attendance at almost every conference and arboricultural training event in Oregon. We continually work to improve our knowledge-base and stay abreast of the latest in arboricultural science so that you can rest easy knowing your trees are in great hands. We strive to offer the best customer experience anywhere. It's our goal to change the way you think about tree care by exceeding every expectation you have about ‘tree guys'. Your business means the world to us and we're thrilled any time we have an opportunity to earn the trust of a brand spanking new client.

Dan Oliver started Oliver Arbor Care in 2012. He's a second-generation ISA Certified Arborist (PN-7275AM), ISA Certified Municipal Arboriculture Specialist, and ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified. He's been working with trees professionally since 2002 unless, of course, we counted the pruning his dad had him doing as a kid. Dan is passionate about trees and obsessed with cultivating an incomparable experience for his clients. He lived and worked as an arborist in Bend in 2009. During that time he saw a need for a more progressive and education-centric tree service in Central Oregon.

There's a lot to consider when we're pruning a tree. Making proper cuts allows a tree to heal over the wound as efficiently as possible; while a bad cut can forever damage a tree. Over-thinning or topping can damage a tree in ways that can take years to repair (if repairable at all). We study tree biology and physiology so that the trees we prune actually benefit from the care they receive! It's sad but true - some tree services will wear spikes on their feet to climb into your trees. There is ample science showing how bad this is for trees.

What's new?

We made this cut less than a year and a half ago on a young healthy Choke Cherry. This is why we take… https://t.co/NzCYK8VXss

Posted on Nov 11, 2015  •  Twitter

How do you remove a large tree with a second story deck built around it? Very carefully. #treecare… https://t.co/tRnKG06Uf5

Posted on Aug 02, 2015  •  Twitter

Doing what we do. Carefully removing a big dead limb from a massive Poplar tree #inbend on Friday.… https://t.co/TUWl9zufq4

Posted on Aug 02, 2015  •  Twitter

Cool dudes doing some cool stuff... About 50ft up a 100+ foot poplar tree over mirror pond.… https://t.co/UVzUHTNzqx

Posted on Jul 30, 2015  •  Twitter

Someone planted this and two other Aspen trees too deep (we see this a lot). Our clients wanted to… https://t.co/fvjdkbnlk3

Posted on May 04, 2015  •  Twitter

We pruned a pretty willow in Redmond! https://t.co/VriYv3wPzD

Posted on May 04, 2015  •  Twitter

Stump grinder and the chipper (in the background) hard at work https://t.co/kwNOV5j2k4

Posted on May 04, 2015  •  Twitter

Some gems in here. From the great Dr Alex Shigo. #arborist #treehugger http://t.co/DhsUgeN7uo

Posted on Oct 31, 2014  •  Twitter

@Back_To_Nature1 Thanks for the great intro to the wild world of twitter today! #pnwisa14

Posted on Oct 01, 2014  •  Twitter