I have been using the IML Resistograph for ten years. In fact, I purchased one of the first instruments sold in the US. This tool has helped me to save many significant trees and make confident recommendations for removal of hazardous trees. The IML Resistograph is especially valuable in situations where the tree defect is located high in the canopy or below ground. I am a cautious and conscientious arborist, not one to drill holes in trees without good reason. When I am looking at a questionable tree, I need accurate information about the hidden cavities.
With the IML Resistograph, I can collect accurate data and clearly communicate the results to the tree owners or other interested parties. Currently there is a great demand for tools to evaluate defective trees that may result in personal injury/property damage.
I fully expect to see many tools for evaluating tree condition on the market in the future. Based on my experience so far, I am confident the IML Resistograph drill will continue to be a valuable tool that won’t gather dust in my closet!
Scott D. Baker, RCA #414, Tree Solutions, Inc.
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