The most common reason a tree owner calls an arborist is a concern that something is wrong with a tree. Perhaps some of the leaves are discolored, a branch has died, or perhaps the entire tree is dropping leaves. Sometimes the cause of concern is a minor problem, which is easily explained and corrected. Other times, the problem is more complex with several underlying causes and a remedy that requires treatments extending over several years. Unfortunately, there are instances in which the problem has gone Calling Nuckols Tree Care is your solution. With five Certified Arborists on staff, you and your trees are guaranteed only the highest level of knowledge based competency.
Meet the Certified Arborists of Nuckols Tree Care, Inc.
Tim Nuckols, President  As one of the first Certified Arborist in the Hampton Roads area, Tim Nuckols has been in the tree care industry for over 38 years. He started Nuckols Tree Care, Inc. 23 years ago and, as its president, is actively involved in all aspects of the company's day-to-day operations, including management, climbing and estimations.
A founding member of the Hampton Roads Tree Care Association, Tim serves on its Board of Directors and on the Board of the Virginia Horticultural Foundation and Mid-Atlantic Short Course. His community involvement includes volunteering at Pembroke Meadows Elementary as part of the Virginia Beach Public Schools' Partners in Education and with the Victory Junction Gang and Make-A-Wish Foundation. |
Ed Monroe, Sales 
Ed Monroe brings over two decades of industry experience to his position as Sales & Safety Manager for Nuckols Tree Care, Inc. In this position, Ed's responsibilities include performing consultations and estimations for clientele and managing the implementation and execution of the Crew's safety precautions. In addition to being a Certified Arborist, he is a Virginia Certified Pesticide Applicator and a member of the Virginia Nursery Association and International Society of Arboriculture. Ed previously served as an advisory member for the Virginia Horticultural Council. Outside of tree care, he has coached youth soccer for over twelve years. |
Nathan Jones. Foreman  |