Proof and trust
The scale of the data is what makes the patterns visible
Ptolemy tracks 166,412 palms and trees, has recorded more than 79,500 inspections since 2023, rates every one on a five-tier condition scale, and records treatment on body cameras so delivery is verifiable, not assumed.
ISA Certified ArboristsFrom the field
One Bismarck, back from palmetto weevil.
The same palm, photographed as it came back. The weevil attacks the bud, so the window is short: once the bud is gone, the palm is lost.
Damage
Regrowth
RecoveredTest before you remove
The palm that looked lost.
“I called lethal bronzing on a palm, and so did a second palm professional with three decades in the field. The laboratory did not detect the organism. That palm is alive and grading Normal today.”
Jeff Kaulbars, ISA Certified ArboristThat is why we confirm disease in a lab before any palm is treated or removed. A lab result protects the board twice: from losing a palm that could be saved, and from leaving a sick one next to its neighbors.
Published in Tree Care Industry MagazineLethal Bronzing in Palms: Test Before You TreatBy Jeff Kaulbars. TCI Magazine, Tree Care Industry Association, November 4, 2026. Read the article →
Before
AfterSame palm, same tree, two dates
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Data at scale
Every dot is a palm or tree.
Every palm and tree we manage is mapped in a GIS inventory, and palms on Standard and Advanced care are also graded. Collecting data across thousands of palms lets us see what a single visit cannot: which areas are declining, which treatments are working, and where the next problem is likely to show.
That is how a community spends its budget on the palms that need it, not the palms that happen to get noticed.
Where we work
Naples to Sarasota, and the Treasure Coast.
A heat map of every palm and tree in our care, and some of the communities and golf courses we serve.
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Verified delivery, not assumed
The most common reason palm care fails is not a bad plan. It is a good plan that did not get carried out as written. A protocol that calls for nine to twelve injection sites and gets three in the field is a failed treatment, even when the work order says complete. Our crews wear body cameras during treatment, so we verify the work at the point it happens. Right product, right process, right palm, on the record.
We keep our clients’ names private. Ask us for a reference in a community like yours.
Treated next to untreated
Here is a paired study inside one large master-planned community: palms on our program next to palms that were not, photographed over about two years in the same place and the same weather.
Establishment, measured
A large special district, three years in.
Root collar work, irrigation fixes and measured water on every oak, through two hurricanes and a drought. We do not credit any one treatment, and no program can promise any one tree.
On camera
From the field, and from the people we work for.
Next step
Pick the door that fits.
What a palm and tree plan does for the budget, and what to ask any vendor.
Read the board factsI manage the propertyFacts for managersThe answers and the paperwork you need when the board asks.
Read the manager factsCheck our workCredentials a board can checkEvery certification, what it took, and the standard behind it.
See the credentialsHow we knowWhat we test, and whyLab tests before any disease call, and what the results mean.
Read about testing
Start with the free master plan
See what the data shows on your property
One written plan, 10 years. We map every palm and tree, write the plan, and present it to your board.
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