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Contract Climber
A skilled climbing arborist available to perform specialized tree pruning, technical removals, rigging, and other aerial tree work using rope and climbing systems.
Stick Crane with Operator
A conventional mobile crane with a telescoping boom that uses a cable, winch, and hook to lift and lower tree sections. Stick cranes are commonly used when large limbs or trunk sections must be lifted over structures or other obstacles. This service includes the crane and a qualified operator.
Stump Grinder with Operator
A specialized machine that uses a rotating cutting wheel to grind tree stumps and surface roots following tree removal. This service includes the stump grinder and a qualified operator.
Plant Health Care Specialist
A tree care professional providing tree and shrub diagnosis, pest and disease management, soil and root care, treatments, and other services intended to support plant health.
Bucket Truck with Operator
A truck-mounted aerial lift with an elevated personnel platform used to position an arborist within the tree canopy. Bucket trucks are commonly used for pruning, removals, utility clearance, and other aerial tree work where the tree can be accessed from a roadway or suitable driving surface. This service includes the bucket truck and a qualified operator.
Consulting Arborist
A qualified arborist providing tree evaluations, risk assessments, preservation recommendations, inventories, written reports, appraisals, specifications, and other professional guidance.
How It Works
Post Jobs to Qualified Professionals
1. Post Your Job
Describe your project, choose the positions you need, and set your location.
2. Receive Applications
Qualified tree professionals nearby are notified and can apply immediately.
3. Build Your Crew
Review applicants, communicate directly, and assemble the right team for the job.
- Find qualified subcontractors
- Expand your network
- Fill jobs faster
- Reduce downtime
Apply to Jobs in your Area
1. Create Your Profile
Highlight your certifications, equipment, experience, and service area.
2. Get Job Alerts
Receive notifications when companies need your specific skills.
3. Grow Your Business
Apply to jobs, build relationships, and earn more work throughout the year.
- Find more work
- Grow your reputation
- Connect with new companies
- Receive local job alerts
Stop Chasing Crew.
Find qualified help in minutes instead of hours. Instead of making dozens of phone calls or posting in Facebook groups, Treelign helps you connect directly with professionals ready to work.
- Arborist Supply Stores
- Barge
- Bucket Truck with Operator
- CDL Driver
- Chainsaw Shops
- Climber with Ground Support
- Compact Articulating Loader with Operator
- Consulting Arborist
- Contract Climber
- Equipment Dealers
- Excavator with Operator
- Firewood Processing / Wood Splitting
- Grapple Truck with Operator
- Ground Support
- Knuckleboom Crane with Operator
- Land Clearing / Forestry Mulching
- Mini Skid Steer with Operator
- Operator for Company-Provided Equipment
- Plant Health Care Specialist
- Rec Climb/Training
- Roll-Off Dumpster / Container Service
- Safety, Aerial Rescue and Climbing Trainer
- Sales and Estimating Arborist
- Skid Steer with Operator
- Spider Lift with Operator
- Stick Crane with Operator
- Storm Response Crews
- Stump Grinder with Operator
- Tree Handler with Operator
- Tree Planting / Transplanting
- Tree Pruning Specialist
- Tree Spade with Operator
- Tub Grinder with Operator
- Utility / Line-Clearance Arborist
- Vegetation Management / Right-of-Way
- Wheel Loader with Operator
- Wood and Debris Hauling
- Wood Chipper with Operator
- Wood Dump Site
- Wood Processing / Log Milling
- Wood-Chip Dump Site
Built Specifically for the Tree Care Industry
Not another generic hiring platform. Treelign understands how tree companies actually work.
- Job-specific service requests
- Location-based matching
- Professional company profiles
- Fast hiring for emergency storm work
- Direct messaging
- Long-term subcontractor relationships
A Storm Hits Your Area...
A tree service company lands a large clean up contract.
They need:
- Contract Climber×3
- Stick Crane with Operator×1
- Bucket Truck with Operator×1
- Stump Grinder with Operator×1
Contract Climber
Stick Crane with Operator
Bucket Truck with Operator
Stump Grinder with OperatorThey create one job on Treelign.
- Qualified professionals nearby are instantly notified and begin applying.
- The crew is assembled faster, work begins sooner
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a contract climber?
A skilled climbing arborist who works job to job rather than as an employee. They supply their own climbing kit and saws, and are hired for specific work — a technical removal, a week of pruning, or extra capacity when a crew is short. Some work as sole traders, others bring ground support with them.
Do contract climbers bring their own equipment?
Almost always their own climbing system, saddle, ropes and personal saws. Larger equipment — chipper, bucket truck, crane, rigging gear — is normally the hiring company's, though it varies. Say what you're supplying in the job description so nobody arrives expecting the other to bring the chipper.
How many climbers can I hire for one job?
As many as the job needs. Each service on a job carries its own crew size, and that can be filled by one climber covering multiple days or several climbers working together. The service closes to new applications once its slots are full, while the rest of the job stays open.
How quickly can I find a climber?
Providers whose service radius covers your job are alerted as soon as it's posted, so applications often start arriving within minutes. How fast depends on how many climbers work your area and whether they're already committed — the same variables as ringing round, minus the ringing round.
What is Treelign?
Treelign is a hiring platform built specifically for the tree care industry. Tree service companies post jobs for the positions and equipment they need, and qualified tree professionals nearby are notified and can apply immediately. It connects companies with contract climbers, crane and bucket truck operators, stump grinders, trainers and other specialists — without cold calls or Facebook group posts. Browsing is public; a free account is needed to apply, message a provider, or see a job's exact address.
How is Treelign different from Facebook groups or general job boards?
General job boards and Facebook groups aren't built for tree work. Treelign is structured around the industry's actual positions and equipment, matches by service area, and notifies qualified professionals the moment a job is posted. Instead of broadcasting into a group and hoping the right climber sees it, you reach the people who do that specific work near you — and each service on a job carries its own crew size, so a job can be filled by several providers at once.