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Residential/Mixed Use
Spaulding Green, LLC, contracted Wilson Environmental Technologies, now part of Davey Resource Group, to perform wetland permitting, mitigation design, and delineation of over 400 acres.
Retail
Davey crews maintain the grounds of more than 80 Fifth Third Bank locations throughout Northeast Ohio and Indianapolis, supporting a longtime Ohio financial institution.
Other
DRG served as the principal consultant on the Rutman Watershed restoration project, which provides significant habitat benefits as well as habitat connectivity between Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge and the riverine swamp forests of Rutman Creek and the Pungo River in North Carolina.
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.
Class A
Davey Tree’s long term partnership with Abercrombie & Fitch Co. provides unique outdoor landscapes for employees to enjoy, including manicured natural areas and scenic views.
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.
Residential/Mixed Use
Davey crews are on-site weekly at Port Warwick, contributing to its idyllic atmosphere through full-service grounds maintenance.
Mitigation Banking
Davey Resource Group served as the lead consultant for environmental site investigations, design, permitting, implementation, and monitoring of the Bachelor's Delight Stream and Wetland Mitigation Bank in North Carolina.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
Davey Resource Group crews work in Florida, the Carolinas, Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana to remove hazardous two-pole conditions.
Non-Profit
DRG collaborated with Gorman Heritage Farm to design and build a stormwater wetland system to manage runoff. The system, comprising three cells with seepage walls doubling as pedestrian walkways, improves water quality and habitat in the Mill Creek Watershed while preserving its historic character.
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