604-315-3512
Arborist working near the top of a tall conifer during a sectional tree removal

Straight answers about your trees

ISA Certified Arborist, 17 years in trees, 12 of them for the City of Coquitlam. Tri-Cities and the wider Lower Mainland.

ISA Certified Arborist · Tree Risk Assessment Qualified (TRAQ) · Fully insured · WCB covered

What I do

Climbing arborist on rope beside a mature tree trunk, harness and rigging ropes in frame

Climbing and rigging

Steep ground, tight lots, trees against houses. Pieces get lowered under control, not dropped.

Climbing and rigging
A dead tree standing among healthy evergreens

Tree risk assessment

Lean, crack, dead branch, storm damage. I'll tell you what I'm seeing and what to do about it.

Tree risk assessments
Arborist in protective gear cutting a tree section with a chainsaw, wood chips in the air

Pruning and removal

From clearing branches off a roof to taking down a tree that can't stay. Stumps ground out, hedges trimmed.

Tree pruning Tree removal
Looking up through a canopy of tall evergreen trees

Arborist reports and permits

Written reports for tree risk and permit applications, plus help working out what your city is asking for.

Arborist reports and permits

Also: hedge trimming, stump grinding and tree planting.

Twelve years reading trees for Coquitlam

Before this was my full-time business, I spent 12 years as an arborist for the City of Coquitlam. Street trees, parks, storm calls.

I've seen what a city actually wants in an arborist report, because I worked on that side of it.

So when someone hands you a form and tells you to go get an arborist report, I can tell you what it's really asking for.

Arborist reports and permits
Tyson Bush, ISA Certified Arborist and owner of Rocky Point Tree Service
Tyson Bush · ISA Certified Arborist
More about Tyson

Worried about a tree?

Diagram showing what an arborist assesses: roots, trunk, crown, and what sits below the tree
What I'm looking at during an assessment.
  • A new lean, or one that's getting worse
  • Cracks in the trunk or a major branch
  • Soil lifting or cracking near the roots
  • Big dead or hanging branches
  • Mushrooms at the base
  • Anything that changed after a windstorm
Book an assessment

Estimates for tree work are free. Formal assessments and written reports are a paid service, quoted before I start.

Where I work

Based in Coquitlam. Serving the Tri-Cities and the wider Lower Mainland.

Get a free estimate

Tyson Bush and Nicole of Rocky Point Tree Service in a tree in climbing gear
Nicole climbs with me on some jobs.

Tell me about your tree

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Free estimates. $175 minimum charge on booked work. If a tree has already come down on your property, call me instead at 604-315-3512.

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