Bartlett Tree Experts
3081 Norland Ave V5B 3A9 Burnaby, BC, Canada

Carefully removing a tree from the top down. #safetyaboveallelse

Can't miss that Bartlett yellow!

Always wanted to know more about burls? The Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories explains!

#treetopping #healthytrees #pruningtrees #givetreesachance #mauget

Got some and ready for your favourite on the 14th?

We are seeking experienced Arborist Climbers who have a passion for preserving and caring for trees. This position has a primary responsibility of climbing and aerial lift duties, as directed by the Crew Leader, demonstrating: *High safety standards *Sound tree risk assessment skills *Equipment inspection skills... *Proper application of approved knots *Proper climbing techniques and procedures *Proper pruning and small removal skills, and *Proper rigging skills Qualifications: *At least 1 year of climbing (DdRT or SRT) and bucket operation experience in the tree care industry *Valid driver's license and clean MVR *Degree in Arboriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Plant Science, Landscape Management, Environmental Science or a related field is preferred but not required Apply at bartlett.com/careers Select Job Search: Keyword: Arborist Climber Enter "Production Arborist" in the Job Category field. Enter Burnaby, BC in the Location field. We look forward to receiving your resume!

When the majority of a tree splits from its trunk and lands on a barn...our Bartlett Burnaby crew is called out to Maple Ridge to clean it up. Tree 1. Barn 0.

Are you seeing signs of winter burn on your evergreens? As spring approaches on the West Coast, it's the perfect time for your Arborist to check your plants and trees for damage, especially your broadleaf evergreens (e.g. boxwood and rhododendrons).

The best time to prune fruit trees is in the late winter or early spring, when the tree is still dormant. Your Bartlett Arborist will give you advice on timing and ensure pruning is done correctly!

Maybe we need sleds for our next big snowfall? The Bartlett team in Bracebridge has to access an island work site on snowmobiles. Fun!

If you've got a backyard bird feeder, the BC SPCA (BCSPCA) is asking for help in stopping a salmonella outbreak.

If you put salt on your sidewalks or driveway on cold, icy days make sure your trees are safe.

Even as trees lose their leaves, they still bring beauty and interest to the landscape. Birch trees are known for their distinctive bark and species such as paper birch are striking with their white colour.

A big pruning project in an established backyard to remove dead and damaged branches. Also included scaling a very old and lofty Tree of Heaven (ailanthus altissima)...and we do love a good climb! Thank you to Doreen for trusting us with pruning your beloved trees.

Thank you Sterling Crane for your help with these really way-up-high tree removals!

Lest we forget...

Friends helping friends? The cross support between the two stems used to be a branch. It fused to the trunk to offer support and over time lost the remainder of the branch.

In your landscape, some creepy crawlies can be tricks but some can be treats and it’s good to know the difference! The bagworm makes its ‘costume’ from a tree’s foliage. When it emerges, it reveals its true form as a voracious caterpillar.

Regular aerial lift training keeps skills sharp! #arblife #safetyaboveallelse

Did you receive a katsura seedling from Bartlett at an event this year? Here's what it will look like all grown up. This one is an 11-year-old beauty!

'Practice makes perfect' is a mantra in our #safetyaboveallelse culture. Nice roping skills Georgia!

Training day! Even the relentless rain could not stop the team from learning and smiling! #safetyaboveallelse

The art & science of angles and double tie-ins keep our Arborist Climbers safe. #arboriculture #safetyaboveallelse

Our client Zevin used an impressive 1,125 photos to create this time-lapse video of a tree being removed from his property. Amazing!

Planting a tree in the fall? Find out why it's a good time to plant and tips for making your tree happy & healthy.

Any day we get to try out a new chipper is a great day! Thank you Westerra Equipment!

A crew member from our Delta office casts a shadow while removing a diseased tree. (Note: never chase your shadow while carrying a chainsaw. )

Happy Thanksgiving Monday! Put fallen leaves to work in your garden!

We look forward to caring for your again in the future!

When the sky is grey, white or blue, our crews are here for you. (See what we did there? ) It's time for autumn and winter tree health inspections. Call us at: (604) 322-1375

We love it when Mother Nature gets out her paintbrush. Where's your favourite place to see fall colour?