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.
Education
Since 2009, Davey has partnered with the midwest-based university to maintain the trees on campus.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
Davey Utility Solutions provides electric utility client with a more effective and efficient tree growth regulator (TGR) program for their New England South location.
Other
DRG was contracted by RowCon for environmental design and ecosystem restoration at the 60-acre Hamlin Solar Farm. DRG’s expertise facilitated efficient work within schedule and budget, including seeding, strawing, and tree planting for site screening.
Transportation
Faced with overgrown rail line vegetation requiring tools and expertise beyond the scope of existing resources, Sound Transit calls on Davey Tree Surgery Company to quickly and efficiently restore the lines to safe standards.
Medical
Davey is on-site weekly at Sibley Memorial Hospital to provide high quality grounds and tree care services.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
DRG quickly built up Versant Power’s vegetation work management system in ResourceKeeper, helping the utility simplify its tree trimming efforts.
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.
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 provide comprehensive grounds maintenance on 350 acres of residential areas that house the Blue Angels and military personnel at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida.
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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