TCIA SAFETY AWARDS

Has one of your employees gone above and beyond to ensure safety and prevent a severe accident? Have they taken the initiative to teach their fellow crew members safer practices? Nominate them now for a TCIA Safety Award and bring prestige to your company name and recognition to your employees’ careers!

Nominations for the TCIA Safety Awards recognize outstanding actions in the previous calendar year.

The TCIA Safety Awards are a testament to exemplary performance in two essential areas:

  • The Outstanding Individual/Crew Performance Award honors individuals or crews who have demonstrated heroic reactions in emergencies, going the extra mile to ensure safety and prevent potential accidents.
  • The Outstanding Company Contribution Award celebrates TCIA members who have taken a proactive approach to addressing safety issues through their well-thought-out and implemented safety programs.

Show your appreciation to those who prioritize safety and deserve recognition. By nominating your employees for a TCIA Safety Award, you acknowledge their exceptional efforts and demonstrate your company’s commitment to promoting a safe and secure work environment.

Let’s celebrate those who make a difference and inspire others to follow in their footsteps. Join us in honoring the individuals and companies dedicated to upholding the highest safety standards within the tree care industry. Please take this opportunity to highlight the outstanding achievements of your employees and your company by nominating them for a TCIA Safety Award today!

2023 TCIA Safety Award Winners

Safety Award Plaques

Company Awards

SavATree has implemented innovative safety practices that have set them apart as front runners in the industry.

In 2023 there are two major safety changes SavATree made that stand out. First, every month a new safety topic is drilled down and discussed thoroughly, In addition to weekly tailgate safety meetings. For the first week of each month, crews break down a topic day by day and discuss company-wide at morning stretch. Second is SavATree’s new hazardous tree policy. SavATree no longer allows climbing of any tree with rot and/or fruiting bodies at the base. Currently, with how much equipment the company makes available, there is no point in manually climbing trees where major defects are present.

Bartlett Tree Experts has developed a new digital signage program to enhance and support safety communications for our field employees in real time. In early 2023, the Company deployed Samsung digital signage devices to over 150 local and satellite offices across the Company; in 39 U.S states, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

Before launching this new digital safety signage program, Bartlett developed a strategy to put ownership of the information shared on our MagicINFO screens with each local office first. In rolling out digital signage, each local office team was instructed to install their screen in a crew or shop area where production team members congregate. Over several months, each office underwent training sessions on how to publish images, safety videos, safety PowerPoint slides, and safety documents.

Our use of digital signage is now providing our local office teams with a powerful communications channel to publish examples of their safe work practices, schedules, safety training materials, shout-outs for positive behaviors, performance and reminders of safety and work assignments for production team members.

The real power of the screens is the ability for our local office team members to show their work to each other. Additionally, the screens provide an outlet for posting office-specific safety alerts, bulletins, and reminders, taking the place of unsightly posters and paper-filled bulletin boards.

Bartlett’s Safety Department, in coordination with Bartlett’s Communications Department, is using the screens to broadcast timely Safety messages and priority Safety information to local offices and satellite offices, supplementing the information published by the local office teams.

Bartlett’s digital signage program has provided the Safety Department with a new channel to communicate safety information with field employees clearly and consistently across the Company; fostering Bartlett’s culture and values as a company that places “Safety Above All Else.”

Bartlett’s Safety Department is finding innovative ways to deliver high priority safety-focused messages to the field with visually engaging information that supports and advances Company safety goals.

QR codes published on the screens securely connect employees to longer documents containing safety information, which can be viewed on hand-held devices. Our digital communications program provides a great avenue for sharing our work and for providing safety reminders with our production teams companywide.

Local Office Safety Coordinators (LOSCs) in local offices across the Company are now using MagicINFO screens to support the priority messages from their weekly safety meetings in the local offices. Using digital signage, the LOSCs now publish relevant Company policies and educational materials for TCIA and ISA as needed to support training programs and safety awareness initiatives for local office teams.

The Company’s Safety Committee is publishing information across the Company listing new gear that has been evaluated and approved or rejected by the Safety Committee Gear Testing Subgroups.

As a result of Bartlett’s use of the digital signage program, Regional Safety Managers are seeing more understanding and awareness of positive behaviors and Bartlett safety policies.

The signage is an effective way to provide consistency and increased awareness of the Company’s Safety programs, helping our operations to work more safely.

In today’s ever changing business world, an organizational culture that promotes operational excellence in environmental health and safety holds a powerful competitive advantage.

In 2023, Lucas Tree implemented Safety weeks in lieu of in-person safety meetings. Safety week events re-focus and re-energize their efforts to eliminate all incidents. Safety week is a show of force where all conference calls and extraneous meetings are cancelled to insure engagement with our workforce from owners, managers, supervisors, and field safety trainers. The goal is to celebrate and re-commit to doing whatever it takes to send everyone home safely every day. Safety week topics are based on the most frequent near misses. Those topics were: Drop Zone Awareness, PPE and Fall Protection, Slip/Trip/Falls, Pre-Trip/Post-Trip Inspections, Telling a Story – A fictional scenario was shared with all employees, and they were put in the investigation seat: What information could they use to tell the story? What was missing which could have helped tell the story?

2023 also saw the deployment of a Learning Management System (LMS) with Learn Upon & Open Sesame, establishment of Lucas Tree Experts University, with delivery of training to all mobile and desktop devices featuring compliance management training, field targeted content development, short informational videos, simplified lessons, and testing of knowledge.

The Davey Tree Surgery Company recognizes the athleticism necessary to perform arborist work in the Utility sector. In doing so, they have begun to evolve the culture of the company to one that approaches our workforce not just as industrial workers, but as industrial athletes. As a part of this culture shift, Davey Surgery has created a department dedicated to this transformation and established their Industrial Athlete Program.

The Industrial Athlete Program (IAP) provides employee education and training to promote a healthy workforce by utilizing a Health and Wellness Program consisting of nutrition, sleep, and ergonomics while performing the work of arboriculture. The goal of the program: optimal health and wellness for the duration of their careers.

One of the key features of the program is providing employees with face-to-face interaction with a professional that can help provide appropriate care and guidance for soft tissue and joint discomforts. Like the Athletic Trainers for sports programs, the Industrial Injury Prevention Specialists, who are experts in the musculoskeletal system, utilize their skill within OSHA parameters to help reduce soft tissue/joint discomfort and help keep our industrial athletes in the canopy.

IAP has also implemented preventative measures after assessing the demands of the work performed in the field. They have designed preventative programs aimed at restoring and maintaining necessary mobility for optimal movement. The IAP department is also working in conjunction with the Skills Training team on testing and implementing the best and most efficient safe work practices via utilization of a biometric suit designed to measure muscular activation during movement.

Davey is committed to their employees’ health throughout their employment, and more importantly, ensuring that the quality of life for our Arborists is not diminished when they decide to hang up the saddle.

Recognizing the importance of the “new” view on safety, Davey Tree – Canada has successfully trained all its managers in Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) during the 2023 year. The concepts of HOP involve shifting focus from blame and punishment to organizational learning and improvement. The goal is to move away from concepts such as root cause and instead learn more about the broader context surrounding events and processes, to ensure the organization sets employees up for success and allows them to fail safely when things go wrong. Implementation of HOP principles relies on leadership subscribing to this new way of thinking to build the trust and communication required for its success within each working group. Davey – Canada’s efforts in training its leadership is an important building block in improving its culture.

Safety Awards for Individuals or Crews

On August 9th, 2023, a 4-person crew of the Johnson City Tennessee office of the Bartlett Tree expert company was performing pruning and tree care services on a residential property. The crew consisted of Crew leader Harrison Rudd, Climber Chandler Tilly, Climber Tyler Weddel and Aerial Lift Operator Jorge Hoyos. Prior to performing the work, the entire crew completed their jobsite hazard analysis and jobsite safety briefing/planning. The trees were inspected for hazards, and none were seen from the ground during the crew’s walk around. Hoyos, with over 5 years tenure with Bartlett, was assigned to prune a maple tree on the property with the aerial lift. Once secured in the lift, Hoyos moved the bucket to enter the canopy to make pruning cuts. He contacted branches on the outer canopy that hid a small Bald Faced Hornets’ nest among the leaves. Hoyos was immediately attacked, stung multiple times, and began swatting the hornets as well as yelling for help. He quickly became overwhelmed and due to the multiple stings and the attack was unable to work the controls. He was entering into anaphylactic shock.

The crew heard and saw that Hoyos was in distress and unable to operate the aerial lift upper controls. Following aerial lift rescue guidelines and procedures as outlined in the TCIA Aerial Lift Rescue workbook, Harrison Ruud followed aerial lift rescue protocols and lowered Hoyos to the ground. With assistance from Tyler Weddel, Chandler Tilly, and Harrison Ruud, Hoyos was extricated from the bucket and moved to a safe location where the crew followed their emergency response and first aid training and assessed Hoyos as showing signs of anaphylaxis. He was disoriented, going unconscious and struggling to breathe. Harrison immediately called 911 to activate emergency medical services. The crew continued to monitor Hoyos’ vital signs and was prepared to conduct CPR and rescue breathing. The crew also placed one of the Hornets into a container, which guided medical personnel with proper treatment. EMS arrived within 5 minutes, immediately began treating Hoyos for anaphylactic shock and quickly transported him to the hospital. Hoyos was treated for severe and life-threatening anaphylactic shock, and after being held for observation, was released to rest at home.

Hoyos later commended his fellow employees for following their emergency response and aerial rescue training. He said that the training required at Bartlett Tree helped save his life. The crew acknowledge that their emergency response training made it possible for them to react quickly and correctly to a serious medical emergency.

Stanley Tree Service feels extremely lucky to have Paul Lozeau, who has become an irreplaceable part of their day-to-day success. Starting with the company as a ground person, Paul rose through the ranks becoming a climber, bucket operator, crew leader, sales arborist and ultimately Director of Safety & Training. The company’s handpicked Safety & Training division consists of over 100 collective years of industry experience with people who are in the field each and every day, making the industry a better place. Paul has always been a huge proponent of doing the job the correct way no matter the situation, no matter who is watching. He has developed a company-specific pre-job brief, effective three-way communication policies, employee onboarding, electrical hazard awareness training, employee competency evaluation procedures, and more to solidify the iron-clad reputation of Stanley Tree Service. In addition, Paul has implemented policies regarding small tools that no other tree service in the area offers. Each truck has approximately $15,000 of equipment on it provided to each employee at no cost. If/when an employee needs an additional piece of equipment or their equipment wears out, it is replaced without question on the spot. It is his belief that in an environment where an employee has the option to get the equipment to make the job safer or more efficient, they will ask. When this is not an option, they jeopardize the safety of themselves and their crew and may take shortcuts. Paul has helped curate a measurable sense of “buy-in” from employees. They look to him for advice and guidance for on the job and off the job issues. He truly epitomizes what everyone looks for in a leader and when asked why he comes to work each day, responds “It’s not just about Stanley Tree, it’s about elevating the industry to a higher standard.” Paul is an outstanding person!

Good Samaritan Certificates

Stephen Beard and Walter Barefoot, Davey Resource Group employees, acted as Good Samaritans during a training session in Stephen’s first week of employment. Walter Barefoot spotted a woman on a front porch who was upset and calling them over for help. Upon entering her home, Walter and Stephen found the woman’s mother had fallen out of her motorized chair and was unable to get back up. Walter and Stephen helped the woman back into her chair, and ensured she was uninjured.

Standout Safety Certificates

Ben Zielke with Hendricksen Tree Care was nominated for his daily commitment to ensure his crew members are safe and act safely during each day’s events. Hendricksen Tree’s last sustained work time off incident was with Zielke himself, when he caught poison ivy badly enough to remove him from work for two days until the rash went away. At the point that the company nominated Zielke for the award, they had been 1,877 days since a lost time incident, in part because of Ben’s keen sense of job briefings and having all crew members be on the same page while work is performed.

Previous TCIA Safety Award Winners

  • SavATree
  • Lucas Tree Experts
  • The F.A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company

  • Jared Lowe, Timothy Blankenship, Jack Whitt, and Chance Keen, Asplundh Tree Expert, LLC
  • Ian Lewis, SavATree
  • Raúl Vazquez and Alonzo Mayorquin, Great Scott Tree Service, Inc.

  • Dalton Scheeler, The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Jason Mansel, The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Desmond Cesen, The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Mike Garner, Nicholas Romero, and Richard Castodio, Arborworks

Outstanding Company Contribution to Safety

  • SavATree
  • Rainbow Treecare
  • Hoppe Tree
  • Cumberland Valley Tree Service
  • The F.A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company
  • Lucas Tree Experts

Outstanding Individual Performance

  • Jason Duchon – Bartlett Tree Experts
  • Dylan Wenker – Wachtel Tree Science Inc.
  • William Duncan – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Jay Guilds – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Bryan Contreras – Gunnison Tree Services

  • Nick Spino, CTSP – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Shannon Hennessey – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Luis Vazquez – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Kyle Stutzman – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Joseph Sternagle – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Gary Davis – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Eric Bullock – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Ryan Gustafson – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Chuck Hanna – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Joe Hansen – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Katie Karl – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Nikki McDermond-Spies – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Emily Morton – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Gary Mortel – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Gail Nozal – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Hector Posas – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Benjamin Rietz – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Melissa Seidel – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Jack Spadafore – The Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Josh Brown – Lewis Tree Service, Inc
  • Victoria McKane – Lewis Tree Service, Inc
  • Rhett Miller Crew – Lewis Tree Service, Inc

  • Jesus Lopez – Rainbow Treecare
  • Korey Conry, CTSP – P31 Enterprises, Inc
  • Brent Oberlink – Lanracorp, Inc.
  • Jay Sturm – Cranes 101
  • Jim Tough – SavATree

  • Almstead Tree & Shrub Care Company
  • Arborwell
  • Bartlett Tree Experts
  • Lucas Tree Experts
  • SavATree
  • Emmons Tree & Landscape Service

  • Bartlett Tree Experts – Andrew Heim
  • Davey Tree Expert Co. – Alexander Brown
  • Davey Tree Expert Co. – Charles Blankenship
  • Davey Tree Expert Co. – David Balint
  • Davey Tree Expert Co. – Justin Stone
  • Davey Tree Expert Co. – Mark Noriega
  • Davey Tree Expert Co. – Theodore D. Trice
  • Kramer Tree Specialists – Phil Reth, Tom Phistry, Bulmaro Jalapa, Pete Zamudio
  • Lewis Tree Service – William Pearson
  • Lewis Tree Service – Alexia Moreno, Lomberto Echane and Daniel Cuellar
  • Lucas Tree Experts – Andrew Singletary
  • Petree Arbor Lawn & Landscape, INC. – Scottie Hembree
  • Wright Tree Service – Jeff East
  • Wright Tree Service – Skyler Rambel

  • Arbor Masters
  • Arborwell
  • Bartlett Tree Experts
  • Lewis Tree Service
  • Lucas Tree Experts
  • SavATree
  • Vine & Branch, Inc.

TCIA recognizes individuals or crews within its member companies for exemplary performance in the area of accident prevention or acts of heroism.

  • Arborwell – Juan Silva
  • Bartlett Tree Experts – Alberto Ramon-Grarcia and Bryan Waters
  • Davey Tree – Chris Weitoish, Matt Smith and Ron Weitoish
  • Davey Tree – Miguel Melgar, Jonathan Mayhew, Lamont Phipps and Tomas Enrique
  • Davey Tree – Scott Martin
  • Davey Tree – Jay Casil
  • Davey Tree – Tinashe Nathan Kuimba
  • Davey Tree – Connor Kaufmann
  • Davey Tree – Jose Garcia
  • Davey Tree – Monica Wirick
  • Lewis Tree Service – Antonio Camargo, Dustin Brown
  • Lewis Tree Service – Shawn Jones, David Boyd, Mark Giannetto, Glen Orts, Rob Gaston and Rickie Wolvington
  • Lucas Tree – Emily Garside
  • Lucas Tree – Ethan Martin-Hunt, Aaron Sabin and Kwang Phaung
  • Sandborn Tree – Ruben Ruiz Ruiz and Chip Sandborn
  • SavATree – Eric Snyder
  • Shadywood – DeAngo Harbin

  • Arborwell
  • Chippers Inc.
  • Davey Tree
  • Lucas Tree
  • SavATree
  • Taddiken Tree Company
  • Vine & Branch
  • Wachtel

TCIA recognizes individuals or crews within its member companies for exemplary performance in the area of accident prevention or acts of heroism.

  • Arborwell – Juan Esquivel
  • Arborwell – Marcelino Rios and Adan Caballero
  • Arborwell – Rolando Miramontes
  • F. A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company – Victor Nakashima
  • Caldwell Tree Care – Terry Ferdarko, Mike Bederian, Wayne Germon and Andy Farbotko
  • Caldwell Tree Care – James Foote, Terry Ferdarko, Dave Loring, Willie Catlin and Joe Schifani
  • Davey Tree – Mathew Shepherd
  • Henderson’s Tree Service – Joe Town
  • Lewis Tree Service – Armando Marichal, Artemio Irizarry and Dionisio Rivas
  • Lewis Tree Service – Ian Clark
  • Lucas Tree – Lloyd Glenn
  • Rainbow Tree – Tyler Lang
  • SavATree – Ben Zomer and Mike Tilford
  • Wachtel – Kyle Babicky
  • Wachtel – Allison Rodefor, Holly Zart and Johanna Smith
  • Wright Tree Service – Brian Crowe, Wayne Larsen, Chad Wallace and Martin Jones
  • Wright Tree Service – Derek Bedford, flaggers Leslie Mills and James Kruger, trimmer Scott Heiner and apprentice Matt Carter
  • Wright Tree – Nicholas Polhamus and Tyler Joehlin
  • Wright Tree – Jordan Sutherland

  • F. A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company
  • Chippers, Inc.
  • Arborwell
  • Lucas Tree
  • Rainbow Treecare
  • SavATree
  • Vine and Branch, Inc.

TCIA recognizes individuals or crews within its member companies for exemplary performance in the area of accident prevention or acts of heroism.

  • Arborwell – Bill Owen
  • Arborwell – David Vega
  • Barts Tree Service – Matt Bartelme
  • Lewis Tree Service – Joel Perdomo, Juan Fuentes, Jorge A. Reyes Navarrete
  • Lucas Tree – West Bello and Chris Everest
  • Lucas Tree – Justin Cope and Andrew Singletary
  • Lucas Tree – James Wright and Noah Loftus
  • F. A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company – Nathan Franklin and Trevor Coey
  • SavATree – Robert Schaaf
  • Wright Tree Service – Alex Carr, Paul Dunklau, Jeremy Nailer, Joshua Wewer
  • Wright Tree Service – Jeff East, Dean Shelton, Damon Allen, Teddy Green, Alekzandr Echelle, Tyler Cole, Kyle Driggers, Russell Morris and Daniel Nielsen
  • Wright Tree Service – Todd Ostoff, Sean Catron, Shane Purdie and Juan Rodriguez
  • Wright Tree Service – Zack Norris
  • CN Utility Consulting – Tim McCunn
  • CN Utility Consulting – John Muegge

  • Clark Garreau, Ossian Batchelder – Belknap Landscape
    Individuals do their jobs thoroughly and conscientiously; have received customer testimonials.
  • Jesse Hencz – Family Tree Service
    Individual doing his job exceptionally well.
  • Clark Gareau, CTSP and Ossian Batchelder – Belknap Landscape
    Exemplary performance of their day-to-day safety activities.
  • Lacardo Davis, Ernest Berlin, James Todd, Larry Jackson, Cameron Strickland, Anthony Gainey – Carolina Tree Care
    Exemplary DOT inspection.
  • Leo Roldan – SavATree
    Proactive efforts to improved safety, especially in the Hispanic tree worker community.

TCIA recognizes individuals or crews within its member companies for exemplary performance in the area of accident prevention or acts of heroism.

  • Paul Sisk & Andrew Steed – Bartlett Tree Experts
    Came to the aid of a victim having a seizure.
  • Seth Carter, Paul Hahn & Leo Velasco – Ahlum & Arbor Tree Preservation
    Came to the aid of and performed CPR on a victim on a golf course.
  • Hudson Puente – Bridge Wood Tree Care Services 
    Rescued a drowning victim from a pool and performed CPR.
  • Charles Huggins, Jr., William Huggins & Travis McGirt – Carolina Tree Care
    Came to the aid of a man trapped in a burning house and a woman trying to gain access.
  • Sergio Lopez – Davey Tree
    Rescued someone from a burning building using his bucket truck.
  • Mike Horneber – Davey Tree
    Came to the aid of an elderly couple after they were involved in a car accident.
  • Dan Genness – Lucas Tree Expert Co.
    Warned people away from an energized pole and ground wire.
  • Todd Turner – Lucas Tree Expert Co.
    Came to the aid of an infant suffering heat exhaustion.
  • Brandon Miller & Andrea Johnson – Rainbow Treecare
    Provided care and comfort to an elderly homeowner who had fallen and broken his arm.
  • John Kerst – Wright Tree Service
    Removed a police officer and a homeowner from the danger of an arcing underground transformer.

  • Arborguard Tree Specialists (Atlanta Office)
  • The Lucas Tree Expert Company
  • SavATree
  • Wright Tree Service

  • Quillan Smith and Gerard Smith; Global Environmental Solutions, Inc.
  • Orlando Negron, SavATree
  • Chet Mercer, Bladamir Morales, and Julio Chonoo; Carolina Tree Care
  • Ryan Rodefer, Wachtel Tree Science
  • Eric Davidson, Shawn Jenkins, Taylor Davidson, and Mike Rhodes; Wright Tree Service
  • Bill Ruitta and Tom Loree; Trees, Inc.

  • Bartlett Tree Experts, Division Three
  • Lucas Tree Experts
  • Brothers Tree Service
  • Davey Tree Expert Company
  • Carolina Tree Care
  • Caldwell Tree Care
  • SavATree
  • Bartlett Tree Experts

  • Bennie Wilson, Carolina Tree Care
  • Jess Paulson, Erik Herberg, John Fiek and Adam Lobitz; Wright Tree Service
  • Erik Herberg, Wright Tree Service
  • Andy Burns, Raul Serrano, Preston Scott, Paul Dill; Wright Tree Service
  • Kevin Christenberry, Wright Tree Service
  • Nathan Jones, Wright Tree Service
  • Jesus Ortiz and Juan Gonzalez; Wright Tree Service
  • Elio Mendez and Gonzalo Flores, SavATree
  • Donny Coffey, Bartlett Tree Experts

  • Vine & Branch
  • Lucas Tree
  • Owen Tree Service
  • Arborwell
  • Bartlett Tree Experts
  • Arboriculture Canada Training & Education, Ltd.

  • Christopher Towerton, Lewis Tree Service
  • Don Libby, Lucas Tree
  • Six Wright Tree Service crews
  • Two Townsend Tree Service crews
  • Four Nelson Tree Service individuals/crews
  • Jairo Salgado, Arborwell
  • Wachtel Tree Science & Service crew of Ryan Rodefer, Nathan Schuettpelz and Cody Austin

  • Vine & Branch Tree Service
  • Trees Inc.
  • S & S Tree and Landscaping Specialists
  • Lucas Tree Experts
  • Davey Tree Expert Company
  • The Bartlett Tree Expert Company
  • Arborwell

  • Three Wright Tree Service crews
  • Richard Burt, trimmer with Trees, Inc.
  • Townsend crew of Terry Willett, Dan Aston and Corey Cooper
  • Jonathan Hensley, Carolina Tree Care
  • Marc Rayfield and Jaime Tucker, Carolina Tree Care
  • Wayne Harris, Chad Chrisawn and Matt Murphy, Carolina Tree Care
  • Terry Williams, Josh Perry and Ben Perry, Carolina Tree Care
  • Chris Turner and Ricky Ramirez, Carolina Tree Care
  • Wilber Larios, The Bartlett Tree Expert Company
  • Six Asplundh crews, worldwide

  • Arborwell
  • Embark Tree & Landscape Services
  • Lucas Tree Experts’
  • Townsend Tree Service
  • Vine & Branch Inc.Lewis Tree Service

  • Foreman Dan Williams and his crew, Wright Tree
  • General Foreman Cesar Bustos, Wright Tree
  • Roger Baynum, Townsend Tree Service
  • Gary Shaffer, Lucas Tree
  • Marc Rayfield, Jaime Tucker and Jeffery Richards, Carolina Tree Care
  • Rob Springer, CTSP, The Bartlett Tree Expert Company

  • Lucas Tree Expert Co. Inc.
  • S & S Tree & Horticultural Specialists, Inc.
  • Townsend Tree Service Co., Inc.
  • University of Massachusetts & Bartlett Tree Experts
  • Vine & Branch, Inc.

  • Sean Schanbacher, Bartlett Tree Experts
  • Robert Wells, Townsend Tree Service Co., Inc.