Every Tree Matters.

As an ISA-certified Arborist and Ecologist, I consider how each tree will thrive in its unique environment.

Services

  • Correcting structural issues to promote stable trees, reducing failure and property risk, while enhancing environmental benefits.

  • Maintaining good structure and minimizing potential for risk in the future.

  • Removing dead and hazardous limbs, mitigating potential storm damage.

  • Safely and completely removing the entire above-ground portion of the tree (stump grinding can be provided upon request for an additional charge).

  • Sourcing and correctly planting young trees, and helping you find the most appropriate site on your property.

  • An approach to pest management that incorporates environmentally safe and effective practices to manage pests and diseases in trees.

  • Any environmental project focused on land management and conservation of native species requiring ecological expertise.

  • Anything else you need!

  • "Cory was great! He came by to get to know my trees, property, and needs before planning out the actual work. He was thorough and helped me understand what was best for the health of my trees and home and was willing to answer of all my questions. He was also really willing to work with my budget which I appreciated as a new homeowner. I'll definitely go back to them for my annual pruning."

    — Jenna F.

  • "Cory did a great job throughout the entire process. His assessment of the needs of our trees demonstrated both knowledge and professionalism. He provided clear reasoning and detail with his quote, was flexible to my availability, and did the job as he has described/quoted. I have additional tree trimming needs and will be giving Hale Tree Care my business going forward!"

    — Scott W.

  • "Great experience! Cory took the time to explain what was needed and updated me as soon as he was done!"

    — Megan F.

About Cory Hale

I received my education in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Tennessee where I did research in plant systematics. While in school, I cultivated my love for the botanical world—working to find ways to care for the natural places I love.

I started my arborist career in Salt Lake City in an effort to meet this goal. I strive to care for trees through the craft of arboriculture constantly backing my decisions with ecological wisdom. I enjoy creating not only beautiful spaces through my craft but also spaces that are biologically healthy and thriving thereby promoting human flourishing.