The TCIA Utility Contractor Accreditation program is a business practices and compliance-audit process for commercial right-of-way (ROW) vegetation management/utility line clearance contractors.
Designed to help tree care companies improve themselves and become models of professionalism, the program also gives those companies that are already doing everything right a third-party credential to prove it.
Why TCIA Utility Contractor Accreditation?
This credential gives utility and ROW managers all the important information they need to hire a professional company with high standards in safety, technical services, regulatory compliance and general business practices.
Clients can have greater peace of mind with the knowledge that hiring a TCIA Accredited Utility Contractor for their tree and vegetation management services helps to ensure safe and professional work on their properties and rights of way.
This credential will help you:
You’ll have everything you need to outbid the competition, and demonstrate your excellence in safety, technical services, regulatory compliance and general business practices.
“Accreditation has become part of our marketing. We’re proud of it and we let people know. I think Accreditation will become standard. Reputable people want to hire a reputable company.”
Robert Meckley II, York Tree Service, Accredited since 2007, Utility Accredited since 2013
The Utility Contractor Accreditation Process
Email us for your free assessment to see what TCIA Utility Contractor Accreditation can do for your business, or call 800-733-2622.
Enroll
If you would like to enroll please complete the following Utility Contractor Accreditation Program Application Form and return in to us via Accreditation@TCIA.org. If you would like, you can also mail in this form or fax it to our office (fax #: 1-603-314-5386). Upon receipt of the application, our team will reach out to you with information on how to pay the enrollment fee and instructions on how to proceed.
You receive a Utility Accreditation that includes a checklist of key elements designed to evaluate your company against industry standards and best business practices in order to improve your performance.
You will also receive the following resources:
The Utility Contractor Accreditation Standards and on-site assessment checklist include items that utility and other ROW purchasing agents routinely require in contracts, such as: