The definition of Pacific Standard Tree.
pa·cif·ic - adjective
: calm and peaceful in character and intent.
stand·ard - noun
: a level of quality or attainment that is considered acceptable or desirable.
tree - noun
: a woody perennial with a stem growing to considerable height, bearing lateral branches some distance from the ground.
Pacific Standard Tree is the connection between the trees and the tree work; between wood and wood products. Motivated by a passion for trees and love of educating the local community, my intention is to service your trees through its full life cycle. From seed to sapling, young to mature, aging to dying, planting to harvest; all the while cultivating a stewardship of the urban forest. One way to express this relationship is through the creation of beautiful things from their wood. It's an economically sound practice and a better way to do business. For me, it's the process of slowing down and doing tree work with a longer work cycle. It’s the natural way that we care for trees, because they take care of us. This is my standard in tree care.
pa·cif·ic - adjective
: calm and peaceful in character and intent.
stand·ard - noun
: a level of quality or attainment that is considered acceptable or desirable.
tree - noun
: a woody perennial with a stem growing to considerable height, bearing lateral branches some distance from the ground.
Pacific Standard Tree is the connection between the trees and the tree work; between wood and wood products. Motivated by a passion for trees and love of educating the local community, my intention is to service your trees through its full life cycle. From seed to sapling, young to mature, aging to dying, planting to harvest; all the while cultivating a stewardship of the urban forest. One way to express this relationship is through the creation of beautiful things from their wood. It's an economically sound practice and a better way to do business. For me, it's the process of slowing down and doing tree work with a longer work cycle. It’s the natural way that we care for trees, because they take care of us. This is my standard in tree care.