We pride ourselves at Davey Tree on providing prompt, professional and personalized service from certified arborists that live, work and engage in your community. Contact one of our Davey Tree specialists for your residential, commercial, utility, or environmental needs.
Residential/Mixed Use
Davey Resource Group used sonic tomography to determine if a Douglas Fir on a residential property in Kenmore, WA would pose as a safety risk for nearby homes after showing signs of a fungi infestation.
Mitigation Banking
DRG provided invasive species management and control for the 230-acre Lake Station Mitigation Bank, bringing the area back into compliance with state and federal regulations.
Non-Profit
DRG partnered with The Nature Conservancy to perform design/build services for stream and wetland mitigation at the John A. Wannemacher Nature Reserve in Miami County, OH. The project restored over 2,400 linear feet of stream, utilizing bioengineered bank treatments and in-stream structures.
Non-Profit
Davey Resource Group’s knowledgeable staff helped The Audubon Society of Ohio take a step forward in their goal of eradicating an invasive plant species in Warder Perkins nature preserve.
Municipality
DRG conducted a Level 2 Tree Risk Assessment on 65 trees along Colby Avenue in Everett, WA, evaluating tree health and risk ratings. The subsequent report guides tree removal, retention, and care.
Education
Since 2009, Davey has partnered with the midwest-based university to maintain the trees on campus.
Municipality
DRG provided waterline extension and replacement services, such as surveys, rights-of-way definition, engineering analysis, design, traffic plans, grant applications, utility coordination, permitting, and construction administration for the Village of Minerva, OH.
Mitigation Banking
Davey Resource Group helped with the construction and continued monitoring of the Caton Creek Mitigation Bank project in South Carolina, the first stream and wetland mitigation bank in the area.
Parks & Trails
Removal of riparian vegetation and urbanization within the Griswold Creek watershed has caused increased runoff, elevated water temperatures, and increased water flows. DRG worked with Geauga Parks District to restore the stream, improve habitats, and increase floodplain storage.
Government
Davey Resource Group implemented a five-year, two-phase demonstration project funded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to treat and control invasive species across 43 acres of wetland habitat along Lake Erie.
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