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 was referred by The Davey Tree Expert Company’s Residential/Commercial (R/C) Office in South Austin to provide a tree assessment survey, report, and maintenance recommendations for Foundation Communities, a local nonprofit to Austin, Texas.
Hospitality
Davey Tree lent their expertise to Silver Dollar City Theme Park to evaluate the health of their tree canopy near five roller coasters. Davey’s certified arborists identified hazards and prioritized pruning to help mitigate future risks.
Natural Gas/Pipeline
DRG used winged aircraft to perform a vegetation assessment for a major North American energy company that operates natural gas pipelines throughout several states in the U.S.
Cemetery
Davey Resource Group helped Crown Hill Cemetery rectify tree assessment concerns based on tree inventory data.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group, Inc. used a supersonic airtool to examine the tree root system and diagnose the cause of decline for a memorial tree located in Shrewsbury, MA.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group performed a detailed analysis and modeled a 10-year maintenance cycle approach to help increase tree canopy in Portland, OR’s, lower income neighborhoods.
Electric Co-op Utility
NAED maintains COVID-19 compliance during line assessment.
Residential/Mixed Use
DRG helped a private property owner north of Seattle stay in compliance with municipal tree protection requirements by inspecting 35 trees and outlining a plan for their preservation during construction.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group helped the town of Plainfield, Indiana make progress in implementing their 2017 public tree management plan.
Municipality
The City of Kent, WA, contracted DRG for a Level 3 risk assessment on a historic Deodar cedar in Kaibara Park due to safety concerns from its westward lean and visible decay. DRG conducted resistance drilling at 13 sites to assess decay and stability, determining low risk of trunk failure.
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