Trinity Tree Consultants LLC

09/23/2024

To all my friends and family that sent a message or a birthday post, thank you! 51 is starting off just great!

07/10/2024

Happy Wednesday!

05/01/2024

Hey FB Family!

We are currently looking for an Office Admin person to join our team! We are sadly saying goodbye to our current person and need a replacement.

We own Louisiana Tree Service-LATSC.

Please reach out to me, and let me know.

225-337-0474

11/04/2023

Friday, we had an opportunity to help lead a group in a Forest Bathing experience! It was a great time to just be in the woods, look for treasures and reflect on what God has create, and how he specifically designed it perfectly to fit together, woven together.

10/30/2023

This summer has been tough on your trees! Trust a highly educated and experienced Consulting Arborist who understands trees, their needs, and physiological development.

Call us today!
Trinity Tree Consultants LLC

08/14/2023

We believe in education.

06/30/2023

Want to hear some great free information on our Oak trees? Come check it out!!

04/18/2023

03/02/2023

We consulted on a mature Live Oak with an inclusion failure. Included bark occurs when a tree forms a "V" crotch and traps bark (or the bark becomes "included" in the tree). In this area, the tree will never fuse or grow together. Often, over time, this area will begin to sprout roots and grow these roots internally, using the dead bark as a growing media. As this internal root system grows and expands it becomes a force that pushes against the weak attachment (fulcrum). As the main stems above the v-crotch grow, they also expand, upward increasing the inclusion and outward pushing against each other. Lastly, as these main stems grow above the v-crotch area, they add weight with pulls against the weekend inclusion area downward in a separation fashion and as the crown expands, this creates more surface area, which catches the wind easier. Not specific to included bark, but important to understand is the fact that a tree with multiple stems twist and rotate in winds at the area of attachment. This is why a single stem is more desirable than a multiple stem on a tree selection.

Get your trees inspected by an educated, experienced Licensed Arborist, before it is too late!

04/05/2022

Hello FB-

We are in search of a part-time receptionist/secretary for our Baton Rouge office.

Basic duties include:

Answer phones, schedule, invoicing, receivables, etc.

Please contact me if interested.

Thanks

03/29/2022

Great information!

We often refer to Lichen as “stagnated growth”.

03/08/2022

Hey guys. I have an Altec WC 126, 48hp chipper for sell. $5000.

IM me if interested.

Thanks