A Board Certified Master Arborist walks your property with you: what to plant where, what to keep, what to remove, and what it should realistically cost. Less emphasis on selling, more on getting it right. If Tiemann Tree Source is not the best fit for the job, Matt will tell you and point you to the right vendor. Serving Columbia and Central Missouri since 2010.
Matt, working up a planThe whole yard, tree by tree.
On another company's quote or diagnosis.
Plan it right the first time.
Tell us the property and the question. Matt replies with what the visit covers and what it costs.
Matt walks the property with you and looks at what is there: the trees worth keeping, the ones that are a risk, the spots that want a tree and the species that will actually thrive in them. You leave with clear recommendations and a realistic expectation of cost, whether the work is ours, someone else's, or nothing at all.

Fruit trees are Matt's absolute favorite tree to plant. The key to success is the right variety, planted in the right spot, with the right aftercare. It sounds daunting. It is not that complicated, and a consultation is where it starts: pollination pairing, rootstock, spacing and where the trees go.

The highest level of training and experience in arboriculture, plus ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualification.
Planting, pruning, removal, plant health care, risk, and a strong network built over years in the industry.
Founded Resource Tree and Land in 2012, grew it, merged it in 2024, and now focuses fully on the craft and the people he serves.
Less emphasis on production quotas, more on understanding what you actually need.
If Tiemann Tree Source is not the best fit, you get the right vendor and a realistic expectation of cost.
What is there now, what you are planning, what worries you.
What it covers and what it costs, before it is booked.
On site with you, tree by tree, spot by spot.
Clear recommendations you can act on, and realistic costs, whoever does the work.
What is there now, what you are planning, what worries you. Matt replies with what the visit covers and what it costs.
Did not see yours? Call 573-424-5409 or put it in your request and we will answer it directly.
Ask. Matt tells you what the visit covers and what it costs before it is booked.
No. The consultation stands on its own. If another vendor is the better fit, Matt will say so and point you to them, with a realistic expectation of cost.
Yes. For a single tree, a Tree Risk Assessment is the right visit: a 360-degree evaluation to industry standards, so you know whether it can be kept or should come down.
Yes. Orchards are Matt's favorite thing to plan, and screens and windbreaks are planted by the row. See large volume planting for rows and acreage.
Send it with your request. A second opinion from a Master Arborist can save a tree, or thousands of dollars.