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.
Natural Gas/Pipeline
When an excavation project to recover a gas line inspection tool endangered a historic redwood tree, Davey Resource Group helped ensure the recovery and compliance with relevant ordinances all while preserving the future health of the tree.
Residential/Mixed Use
Bustling residential community Ave Maria in Southwest Florida prides itself on show-stopping landscapes carefully maintained by a team of Davey experts.
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.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group partnered with several Pittsburgh, PA entities to develop a plan that preserves and expands the city’s urban forest.
Military Base/Military Family Housing
Davey crews are on-site weekly at Malmstrom Air Force Base, home to the 341st Missile Wing, to tend to the base’s green spaces.
Other
Davey Resource Group inventoried 5,000 trees on the Denver Tech Center campus to provide data that helped create a 10-year maintenance cycle plan.
Medical
Davey’s crews are on-site 5 days a week at Chippenham and Johnston-Willis hospitals in Richmond, VA, providing comprehensive grounds maintenance and landscaping services.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group mixed aesthetics and function by installing a specialized tree trench system to address stormwater management and encourage public use of the space at the entrance to Maplewood Community Center.
Hospitality
Davey’s grounds maintenance crew is on-site weekly at the Hard Rock Casino, ensuring the frequently populated green space maintains its curb appeal.
Cemetery
Davey Resource Group used a tree risk assessment to catch the spread of stem canker disease among Washelli Cemetery’s Lombardy poplar trees in Seattle.
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