Meet Our Certifed Arborists
Our ever-growing team of arborists have the unique opportunity to train under Board Certified Master Arborist Eric Putnam giving them access to knowledge from the start that even some of the most seasoned arborists don’t have years into their careers. Through his mentorship, Eric shapes these unique arborists in his professional image and teaches them lessons he wishes he could’ve known and more.

Eric Putnam
ISA Board Certified Master Arborist
TX-0198B
Meet Eric, a father of four and a second generation arborist who understands the value of growth, care, and long term stewardship. Just as raising children requires a healthy environment, balanced nutrition, and thoughtful guidance, Eric believes trees require the same intentional care to thrive. Raised in a family that respected and worked with trees, he developed a deep appreciation for their beauty, shade, environmental benefits, wildlife value, and the memories they hold for families and communities.
Eric became an ISA Certified Arborist in 1993 and was the 98th individual to earn that credential in Texas. His commitment to professional excellence continued, and in 2015 he became the 18th ISA Board Certified Master Arborist in the state. He remains dedicated to staying current with the latest science, techniques, and technologies in arboriculture. Eric is passionate about educating property owners so they can make informed decisions, avoid improper tree care, and protect their trees for future generations. His goal is to help people grow healthier trees that will be enjoyed for decades to come.

Shane Krajnik
ISA Certified Arborist
TX-352315A
Meet Shane, a passionate and dedicated third-generation arborist in training. With a deep-rooted love for all things nature, Shane's journey into the world of arboriculture has been shaped by his profound appreciation for the environment and its inhabitants. As an avid bird watcher, Shane finds solace and inspiration in the tranquility of the outdoors, and his compassion extends to the winged creatures he encounters. He has even lent a helping hand to rescue a few feathered friends along the way.
Among the countless trees that cover this earth, Shane is most fond of the magnificent magnolia. As one of the three first trees to emerge after the ice age, Shane admires the magnolia's resilience and enduring beauty. He is especially fond of its beautiful blooms and their captivating fragrance. With his passion and profound respect for the natural world, Shane is poised to carry on his family's legacy and make a meaningful contribution to the field of arboriculture!

Gabriella Krajnik-Putnam
ISA Certified Arborist
TX-378271A
Meet Gabriella, known professionally and personally as Gabi, a dedicated third-generation arborist whose roots in the profession run deep. Surrounded by arboriculture from an early age, she was raised in an environment where careful observation, sound practices, and respect for trees were everyday lessons. That upbringing shaped both her professional values and her personal connection to the landscape. Today, Gabi carries this legacy forward not only through her work, but also as the mother of a fourth-generation arborist, intentionally nurturing curiosity, responsibility, and a lasting appreciation for trees and stewardship from the very beginning.
Gabi’s favorite tree is
the American sycamore. She is drawn to its exfoliating bark and expansive canopy, as well as its distinctive leaves, whose bold form and seasonal presence reflect her appreciation for both resilience and the quieter details that define a tree’s character. Gabi is also the creator and author of our blog, Liriope’s Muse, a title inspired by her middle name. Through this educational platform, she blends arboriculture, reflection, and observation, inviting customers, colleagues, and all who care about trees to slow down, engage thoughtfully, and reconnect with trees as living partners in healthy, resilient landscapes.

Bill Dry
ISA Certified Arborist
TX-378274A
Meet Bill, a retired U.S. Army Major who brings a steady, practical approach to arboriculture shaped by years of leadership and responsibility. After a long military career focused on planning, safety, and taking care of people, Bill now applies those same values to the care of trees and landscapes. He believes good decisions come from experience, attention to detail, and respect for the environment.
Bill’s favorite tree is the live oak. He appreciates its strength, long life, and ability to hold its ground through storms and changing conditions. To Bill, the live oak represents endurance and reliability, qualities he values both personally and professionally.
Known for his calm demeanor and straightforward work ethic, Bill approaches each project with care and purpose. His background in service continues today through responsible tree care and a commitment to protecting the natural spaces that support our communities.

Anderson Posadas
ISA Certified Aroborist In Training
Meet Anderson, a dedicated arborist in training who is diligently working towards earning his ISA Certified Arborist certification. With four years of hands-on experience in the tree service industry and a lifetime spent surrounded by trees, Anderson brings a wealth of knowledge to his profession.
While Anderson appreciates the diversity of all tree species, his keenness for oak trees runs deep. Amongst the impressive array of oak varieties, the live oak is Anderson's favorite. Renowned for its rich history and distinctive growth pattern, the live oak embodies strength, longevity, and resilience qualities that resonate deeply with Anderson as he continues to pursue his arboricultural journey. With his strong dedication and expertise, Anderson is determined to make a significant impact in the field of arboriculture, ensuring the health and vitality of trees for generations to come!
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