Our Safety Committee, directed by Arborist Jim Roach, continues to guide our company’s safety culture. We meet weekly for staff development training, and we conduct two full days of training each year.
Each of our employees must accept and follow all established safety, loss control, and risk management regulations and procedures. We will continue to work with our staff and industry leaders to elevate safety procedures for the wellbeing of our employees and to maintain the highest level of care within the work zones at our job sites.
It takes years to learn the skills needed to be a first-class arborist, and we are committed to teaching young arborists to be the best. In the past year, we’ve held training sessions on such topics as structure pruning, tree climbing, public relations, and cabling.
When heavy winds blow, major limbs — and sometimes entire trees — fall. The primary reason for this is poor structure, which results...
In the past 10 years, several significant pest and disease issues have become so common that we deal with them every day. Here...
Beech Leaf Disease (BLD) is emerging as the biggest threat to our trees since Emerald Ash Borer.
As we have communicated over the past...
