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Brian Stampe
Climbing Arborist Happy Giving Your Trees Their Dignity Back Trees live in a symbiotic relationship with us humans.
We trade our carbon dioxide and spreading of seed for their shelter, oxygen, and beauty. Because of this close mutualistic relationship I only use modern arborist practices that ensure trees and their partners can live long happy lives together. I make proper cuts to reduce sprouting (and all the corollaries: the ugly 'puff ball" effect, future weak branch junctions and structure, and therefore ex
10/16/2014
A summer of fun w Johnny Cain!
04/29/2014
Become a member of the Arbor Day Foundation (starting at only a $10 donation) and receive 10 free trees of your choosing!!!
http://shop.arborday.org/content.aspx?page=memberships Choose 10 trees that grow well where you live, and we'll send them to you to plant in your yard. You can also choose to send the trees directly to someone else.
04/29/2014
A shout out for my painting artist Michelle Stampe & a shout out for my graphic artist Desiree Willar Thanks Girls! Logo finally complete!
04/29/2014
Under the Canopy of the beautiful Spearfish Canyon Country Club.
04/14/2014
Watching the sunset from a Maple tree, the trusty steed, straightening storm bent trees and the last pine beetle of the season.
04/13/2014
The bounty from this spring's "work trip" to Las Vegas!
04/03/2014
Why not to "top" your trees.
03/29/2014
Trees live in a symbiotic relationship with us humans. We trade our carbon dioxide and spreading of seed for their shelter, oxygen, and beauty. Because of this close mutualistic relationship and the benefits we gain from trees I only use modern arborist practices that ensure trees and their partners can live long happy lives together.
I make proper cuts to reduce sprouting (and all the corollaries: the ugly 'puff ball" effect, future weak branch junctions and structure, and therefore extensive future storm damage). I use low impact climbing methods to keep your lawn rut-free and topsoil roots aerated. I refrain from "spiking" up living trees to minimize areas of possible pathogen entry. I cut just outside your trees "collar" to ensure the bark can heal over the branch. Thereby preventing rot from infiltrating into the parent branch. I also prune with future growth in mind; redirecting by removing small twigs or branches that may be growing into another tree, power line, or home.
With these practices in hand, years of safe climbing experience and a genuine care for you and your trees I am prepared to do the best possible job at the best possible price.
Brian Stampe
Climbing Arborist
Canopy Care
Climbing Arborist Happy Giving Your Trees Their Dignity Back
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