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SAAA2.jpgSAAA2.jpgWelcome to the website of the San Antonio Arborist Association. This website is designed to serve as an information resource. Our association's objective is to elevate the quality, safety and professionalism of tree care in the greater San Antonio area and beyond.

Contact:  (SAAA)
               P.O. BOX 201531
               San Antonio,TX 78220
                         trees@sa-aa.com
                

When a consumer opens the Yellow Pages to the Tree Service section and starts scanning the pages for a suitable tree company, it demonstrates a willingness to take action with regard to the trees on his or her property. What the San Antonio Arborists' Association (SAAA) will do,  is  educate the consumer with identifying the tree problems and how to correct them.
This site will present our organization's cause and ideas to the world. Since communicating isn't always easy, we'll try to include photos and images that convey our message (remember, a well-chosen picture is a great way to get a point across). We'll also include specific information about our organization and its members, so no one forgets the people behind the pictures.

What is the difference between an arborist and a certified arborist?

A: Arborists are trained professionals that are knowledgeable and equipped to provide proper tree care. They are specially trained to provide a variety to services to maintain trees. ISA Certified Arborists are individuals who have achieved a level of knowledge in the art and science of tree care through at least three years of experience and have passed a comprehensive examination. They are also required to continue their education in order to maintain their certification, ensuring their knowledge is updated on the latest arboriculture techniques. ISA Arborist Certification is a non-governmental voluntary process that operates without mandate of law. It is an internal self-regulating device administered by the International Society of Arboriculture, and therefore, cannot guarantee or assure the quality of performance. Certification provides a measurable assessment of an individual’s knowledge and competence required to provide proper tree care.



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District 2 councilperson Ivy Taylor at the 2009 San Antonio Arbor Day Event





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