The Arborist Who Shows Up Himself
I'm Jon Pasquale. I have been a working arborist since 2006, trained at the Stockbridge School of Agriculture at UMass Amherst, and a member of the International Society of Arboriculture. When you call, I am the one who answers, walks your property, and does the work myself.
How I got here
I launched into the tree care industry in 2006, after attending the Stockbridge School of Agriculture at UMass Amherst, determined to offer a premium service that set me apart from my competitors. I have done that by holding myself to the highest professional and safety standards through continuing education and professional organizations.
Since then I have helped thousands of clients with accurate, honest, and responsible solutions for their trees, from minor pruning to major removals over sensitive structures. I have even had the privilege of caring for trees at Harvard's Arnold Arboretum, climbing and inspecting some of the greatest tree specimens in New England.
The way I work has not changed: you call, I come out, we walk the property together, and I tell you what your trees actually need. Sometimes that means talking you out of work you thought you needed. Careful cuts, protected lawns, full cleanup, every time.
Credentials, plainly stated
Practicing arborist since 2006
Member, International Society of Arboriculture (ISA)
Trained at the Stockbridge School of Agriculture, UMass Amherst
Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALB) certified contractor, USDA and MA program
Experience at Harvard's Arnold Arboretum
Fully insured
4.9 stars across 61 Google reviews
Massachusetts does not license arborists, so be careful with anyone who claims to be a licensed arborist. What matters is training, standards, insurance, and the work itself.