Chayce Cassani

Owner/Operator

Bio

Born and raised in Reno, NV, I spent my youth outdoors seeking adventure where ever I could find it. Naturally, this influenced me to pursue a career in arboriculture. I am passionate about tree climbing and fascinated by the complex world of tree biology. Working for various tree companies, I quickly became one of the top climbers and tree practitioners in Northern Nevada. I then decided to start my own company, Arbor Pros. Northern Nevada has always been my home. As a result, I have accumulated a deep level of knowledge on trees native to this area. I can safely say this profession is also my lifestyle and my passion.

Certifications

  • ISA Certified Arborist
  • WE-12235A

Wes Mosley

Accounts and Operations Manager

Bio

As a kid, I grew up in the tall timber of Washington State where I developed a deep-rooted appreciation for trees. After high school, I joined the U.S. Army and studied Military Tactics at New Mexico Military Institute where I graduated as Squadron Commander. I chose to continue my education at the University of Nevada, Reno where I studied Forest Management and Ecology as well as Hydrology. I joined the working force soon after with the U.S. Forest Service where I managed a team of Timber Cruisers out of Carson City Nevada. My experience and education eventually led me to the private sector in managing the Urban Forest for aesthetics and overall health of vegetation in our community.

Certifications

  • UNR Degree in Forestry Management and Ecology
  • ISA Certified Arborist
  • Utility Specialist
  • WE-10682AU
  • Tree Risk Assessment Qualified (TRAQ)

Joe Willis

Accounts Manager

Certifications

  • UNR Degree in Forestry Management and Ecology
  • ISA Certified Arborist
  • Utility Specialist
  • WE-10682AU
  • Tree Risk Assessment Qualified (TRAQ)

Upfront, honest.

That’s how we operate Arbor Pros. Our relationship with you starts with a free on-site estimate. The bid amount we provide is our contract with you. Whether the job takes two days or two weeks to complete is irrelevant, the final cost will never budge.