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.
Hospitality
Davey Resource Group used gray and green infrastructures to solve stormwater issues at the Graduate Conference Center in Ohio.
Golf Course
GlenLake’s stunning landscapes create a challenging and unique experience for its members.
Residential/Mixed Use
DRG helped developers receive the proper permits for a residential marina project, creating a space that was beneficial to the project as well as the environment.
Municipality
DRG planted and performed aftercare services on 611 trees in Quincy, MA as part of the Greening the Gateway Program. Thanks to the expertise of DRG’s crews, the tree mortality rate was under 5%.
Electric Government Utility
Western Area Power Administration wanted to achieve uniform and consistent vegetation management across multiple states. No single vendor had sufficient licensing and equipment—but Davey Resource Group stepped up to the challenge, resulting in reduced cost and improved results for the client.
Parks & Trails
DRG performed wetland delineations and environmental assessments including endangered and threatened species surveys, obtained required State environmental permits, and developed restoration and mitigation plans for the project.
Residential/Mixed Use
DRG provided turn-key environmental services at all phases of development for Brunswick Forest, a 4,600 acre planned community in Leland, North Carolina, including wetland delineation, groundwater monitoring, and permit compliance.
Residential/Mixed Use
Pulte Homes hired Davey Resource Group Engineering to perform site planning, civil engineering, and surveying services to prepare residential lots for development in the Arbor Chase subdivision.
Parks & Trails
DRG restored a 4,018-foot segment of the Blue Creek Stream in Toledo, OH after an assessment found the area to be eroded, nutrient loaded, and unable to sustain aquatic wildlife.
Municipality
Severe erosion of 125 feet of streambank in Bath Township, OH was threatening an adjacent stormwater management basin. DRG used bioengineering methods to stabilize the streambank and provide in-stream habitat while preventing future erosion.
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