Sonic Tomography sets a new standard in tree diagnostics, allowing arborists & tree service professionals the ability to more accurately inspect the safety of hazardous trees and reveal the quality of wood. Technologically advanced and scientifically precise, sonic tomography is the 21st century tool that will take arbor care to a higher level of precision and quality. We are happy to travel within the U.S. and parts of Canada to accommodate clients who need our services. As one of America’s first two sonic tomography operators, our experience gives us an edge. Call (360) 887-6955.
New Day Arborist & Tree Service is excited to bring this quick, accurate, non-invasive tool to the Southwest Washington-Northwest Oregon, and is currently the only arborist offering sonic tomography in the region.
Whether you’re an arborist & tree service, landscaper or contractor, or you manage land or forests for a private or public establishment, if it’s your job to assess the risk of trees or other round wood, the better information you receive, the better decisions you can make.
When you suspect or detect decay, you must then determine what action to take. Analyzing structural weakness caused by decay has always been difficult and often involves a certain amount of guesswork. How do you eliminate uncertainty and gain confidence in your decisions?
Consult with New Day Arborist & Tree Service and learn how the use of sonic tomography gives you the most accurate picture of the extent of decay, which leads to scientifically based measurements of strength loss, and the best information available to assess the risk of a tree.
New Day Arborist & Tree Service will help you:
Sonic tomography reveals the internal condition of a tree throughout a vast portion of the stem. By better understanding the structural integrity of a tree, you have a more accurate sense of the level of risk the tree represents, and can determine the best course of action to take.
Benefits for public and private tree management are significant. The information provided through sonic tomography allows you to:
Until now, the most accurate diagnostic tool for arborists has been the resistograph, a drill-like tool that bores holes into a tree to measure the density of the wood and produces a graph printout for analysis. Compared to the Resistograph tool, advantages of Sonic Tomography include:
Contact New Day Arborist & Tree Service today with questions or to schedule an appointment!