Generational Tree Care is owned operated by our tree climber, Noah Alvarado. Noah has a decade of experience working in and around trees. He has also studied courses pertaining to botany and plant biology during his years in College. Beyond his personal experience, he is backed by countless generations of tree service and landscaping skills in his family. Noah’s father and great uncle are our trusted consultants for rigging.

If you are a long term resident of Lansing, you may recognize the business name Arbor Vita Tree & Landscaping. That is the business ran by Jerry Alvarado, Noah’s great uncle. It was established in the 1980’s and operated into the early 2000’s. Noah’s father, Christopher, worked closely with Jerry during the second half of that time period. We continue to do private unpaid tree work for close friends and family as favors.

Noah has also worked closely with his grandfather, Richard, from the time he could first pickup a tool set. Richard operated Rick’s Handyman Service that opened for business in 1988. He happily retired the business in 2015, but continues to train Noah as a groundskeeper and maintenance worker at an adult foster care in a rural pocket of Dewitt. Addie’s Acres LLC is where Noah has worked from 2014 until present day, while also having side work and achieving an associates degree. He can still be seen there a few times a week caring for several varieties of trees including a small fruit orchard. He does anything he can to help his his grandmother, Theresa, maintain operations of the business.

Generational Tree Care LLC is fully insured to operate on residential properties in the state of Michigan. You can reach out to us using our contact page.

A little about us

A LONG-term love of tree work and rope systems

Pictured: Noah and Cameron Alvarado with their friend Matthew

Noah with his brother and friend after cutting down trees at the cabin

Summer, 2015

Pictured: Christopher and Noah Alvarado

Noah’s Dad teaching him how to sail and tie knots that are also used in tree care

Summer, 2014

Pictured: Noah Alvarado

Along with tree climbing, Noah also loves using ropes to get up mountains

Winter, 2024

The next generation of workers

Pictured: Noah Alvarado and his cousin Jacob ODonnell

Summer, 2026

While we work closely with previous generations in our field, we also have a steady growth of experts ready to provide you with their service.