Landscape Inspectors Association of Florida

Landscape Inspectors

Landscape Inspectors and How they Help the Community

What does a Landscape Inspector do?

On a daily basis our members are responsible for:
  • Inspecting and approving landscape installations
  • Managing and recommending landscape ordinances
  • Reviewing landscape and development site plans
  • Insuring proper tree care through enforcement of landscape ordinances
  • Plant material is in compliance with Florida Department of Plant Industries’ Grades and Standards
How do Landscape Inspectors Help the Community and the Landscape Industry?

Our members are involved in:
  • Public Education
    • Municipal and County Commission expert testimony
  • Continuing Education for Professionals
    • Conduct an Annual Certification Review and Examination to become a Certified Landscape Inspector
  • Seminars
    • Sponsors an Annual seminar bringing together the experts of the Landscape and Tree Care Industry
  • Volunteer community projects
    • Habitat for Humanity
    • Volunteer Annual Tree pruning in Public Parks
  • Improving the Quality, Safety and Aesthetics of the Urban Landscape we live in

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Certification Information

Dates:

     Review - March 30, 2011, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
     Test - Saturday, March 31, 2011, 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Location:

     UF/IFAS Broward County Extension Office
     Hurricane House
     3245 College Avenue
     Davie, Florida 33314

Eligibility:

The applicant must have a college degree in a related landscape field with two years of practical landscape experience; or the applicant must have a minimum of five years of verifiable practical landscape experience in the landscape industry. Acceptable practical landscape experience includes: working in the landscape industry where knowledge and hands-on performance of landscape plan review, landscape installation, landscape maintenance, irrigation, plant identification, insect identification, grading of landscape material, and tree pruning, etc. are daily, hands-on tasks.

Fees Schedule:

  • LIAF Member: $175.00
  • Non-Member: $200.00
  • Fees include: One study manual, one review day, one proctored exam. The non-member fee also includes a one year LIAF membership for 2012.
Questions:

Contact, exam@landscapeinspectors.org


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