Approved contractor and credential-check schemes for tree work
Some associations assess whole tree businesses, and some run a search that shows whether a person holds a credential.
Starting, insuring and running a tree business: registration, insurance, contracts, tax offices and the calculators that use your own numbers.
44 pages in this topic. Each guide names its sources and the date they were read.
Some associations assess whole tree businesses, and some run a search that shows whether a person holds a credential.
Free public lookups can show whether a tree business is registered, licensed, covered for injury or has a safety record.
Four state boards say in writing that a tree business must print its licence or registration number on advertising, and two of them also say how big the number must be on a vehicle.
What official pages say a new tree business has to register or hold in each country, from state tree licences in the US to tax numbers in Australia and New Zealand.
How official sources describe the rules for disposing of limbs, brush, stumps and chips from tree work: open burning limits, exemptions for land clearing, and the paperwork for carrying waste.
Type fixed costs, a price per unit and a variable cost per unit to see how many units cover all costs.
Company registries and tax offices a small tree business deals with, in each country's directory page.
Working as a subcontractor or contract climber changes who pays for injury cover.
The main kinds of cover a tree company carries, in each of the five countries, as official pages describe them.
How US rating bureaus and state funds sort tree work into a class, and the figure each one publishes per US$100 of payroll.
The rates the official injury schemes publish for tree work, place by place, with the class each one uses and the year of the rate.
Type fixed costs, a price per unit and a variable cost per unit to see how many units cover all costs.
Type the yearly costs of running a business, the pay wanted for the year and the billable hours in the year to see the hourly figure they add up to.
Type a cost and one of a price, a margin or a markup to see the other figures.
Type the yearly costs of running a business, the pay wanted for the year and the billable hours in the year to see the hourly figure they add up to.
Type crew hours and an hourly cost, equipment hours and rates, and disposal and other costs to see a job total.
Type a cost and one of a price, a margin or a markup to see the other figures.
Type crew hours and an hourly cost, equipment hours and rates, and disposal and other costs to see a job total.
The credentials and memberships consulting arborists hold in each country, and what the bodies behind them say about them.