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.
Wolf Tree, Inc. carefully planned and executed a clearing project in an area with various terrain and vegetation challenges, allowing the city of Morganton, North Carolina to connect the Burke County Industrial Park to their power system.
Cemetery
Davey Resource Group helped Crown Hill Cemetery rectify tree assessment concerns based on tree inventory data.
Non-Profit
Davey Tree has partnered with the American Horticultural Society to maintain the trees on River Farm, the home of the society’s headquarters formerly owned by George Washington.
Cemetery
Davey’s dedicated crew maintains the sprawling grounds at the legendary Bronx, New York-based Woodlawn Cemetery.
Parks & Trails
Davey Resource Group inventoried an array of unique trees throughout Balboa Park Conservancy in California, giving park officials the opportunity to make proactive maintenance decisions and lobby for additional funding dollars.
Hospitality
Davey Resource Group used gray and green infrastructures to solve stormwater issues at the Graduate Conference Center in Ohio.
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.
Golf Course
Since 2010, Davey has pruned trees and provided plant health care services to the historic Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, MD.
Transportation
Davey Resource Group conducts tree health assessments across northern California transportation rights-of-way to help Caltrans mitigate tree-related damage and public safety concerns.
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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