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.
Medical
Davey crews are on-site at least once a week at six separate locations in the TriHealth medical system. With four of those locations offering 24/7 emergency rooms, safe and accessible landscaping is a top priority.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
Davey Resource Group, Inc.’s auditing services provided the necessary recommendations for Pacific Gas and Electric for improved irrigation systems and new vegetation.
Residential/Mixed Use
Davey Resource Group balanced the ecological goals of a site in Illinois with the development demands of future and current residents to restore and preserve over 150 acres of natural areas.
Government
Davey Resource Group inventoried and evaluated 105 existing trees on the Frankford Arsenal Area II Remediation site in Philadelphia, helping to minimize potential tree damage during remediation efforts.
Parks & Trails
Since 2003, Davey has helped historic Grant’s Farm in St. Louis, MO foster a safe, family-centered park through tree pruning and plant health care.
Cemetery
Davey’s dedicated crew maintains the sprawling grounds at the legendary Bronx, New York-based Woodlawn Cemetery.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group provides support to the Brentwood, MO, Parks and Recreation Superintendent through professional advice, assessments, and proactive maintenance recommendations for the city’s trees.
Mitigation Banking
Wetland Studies and Solutions, Inc. constructed and monitored a 230-acre wetland bank in Prince William County, Virginia which was approved as successful by the USACE in 2005.
Municipality
DRG transformed a barren stormwater basin into a thriving ecosystem and trail system at Culver Park in Homer Glen, Illinois.
Parks & Trails
In 2023, DRG undertook a project in Indiana Dunes State Park to eradicate invasive vegetation across eight acres, aiming to establish a native oak savanna landscape. Mechanical and herbicide methods were employed, including forestry mowing and manual cutting, with follow-up treatments planned.
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