SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN-OWNED SMALL BUSINESS (SDVOSB)

CORE COMPETENCIES

• Tree Trimming & Pruning – Trim trees for overhanging limbs and weak union attachments to eliminate threats and improve aesthetics. Thin out multi-stem leaders using proper lateral cuts to promote proper tree structure and stability. Prune thin, dead, or decaying limbs to promote tree health; prune lower branches using proper lateral cuts. All trimming and pruning are consistent with ANSI Best Management Practices.
• Tree Removal – Removal of dead, dying, or diseased trees, including those that are a danger to structures. Removal of danger trees identified by certified arborists as structurally unsound. Emergency and hazardous removal services available 24/7.
• Fungicide, Herbicide, & Pesticide Application – Preventative and corrective chemical applications to control weed and insect populations in urban and rural landscapes. Fungicides applied to fight against several types of fungus found in root rot.
• Tree & Plant Health – Identify and diagnose common types of disease found in the native landscape. Soil analysis tests to identify mineral deficiencies, pH, and soil profile. Perform Tree Risk Management assessments, tree management, tree inventory, and plotting.
• Powerline, Gas line, Right of Way, & Vegetation Management – Use proper equipment and procedures to clear areas. Eliminate safety risks and hazards. Maintain appearance, promote proper drainage, and prevent erosion.
• Fire Wise USA – The Division of Forestry has developed a Statewide program that is approved by the State Forester. We assist our community and committee with wildfire risk reduction principles to promote wildfire resilience within communities.
• Right-of-Way (ROW) Clearing – Professional right-of-way clearing to keep utility corridors, transportation routes, and infrastructure accessible, compliant, and free from hazardous vegetation. Trees, brush, and overgrowth are removed to improve safety and long-term functionality, supporting the reliable operation of essential public and private infrastructure.
• Utility Vegetation Management – Proactive vegetation management to help protect overhead utility lines and critical infrastructure by minimizing interference from trees and overgrown brush. Trees and brush are evaluated, trimmed, or removed as needed to improve safety, reliability, and support regulatory compliance.
• Forestry Mulching – Forestry mulching provides an efficient way to clear brush, saplings, and invasive vegetation without extensive excavation or hauling. Specialized equipment grinds vegetation into nutrient-rich mulch that remains on-site, helping to reduce erosion and improve soil quality. An environmentally friendly solution for reclaiming overgrown land.
• Hazard Tree Removal – Identifying and safely removing trees that pose an immediate or long-term risk. Trees are evaluated before being safely dismantled and removed with specialized equipment and techniques. Prompt removal helps prevent costly damage and improve site safety.
• Emergency Storm Response – Rapid response to provide removal of fallen trees, damaged limbs, and storm debris with the goal of restoring safety and accessibility. Efficient response times minimize downtime and help communities and job sites recover faster.
• Roadside Vegetation Clearing – Improve visibility and promote safer travel by removing trees, brush, and overgrowth along roadways. Selective clearing methods preserve necessary vegetation while eliminating sightline obstructions and potential hazards. Routine maintenance helps keep transportation corridors safe and functional.
• Land Clearing & Site Preparation – Establish a clean foundation for construction, infrastructure, and development projects. Trees, brush, stumps, and unwanted vegetation are removed while preparing the site for grading and future work. Proper preparation helps improve efficiency and minimize construction delays.
• Debris Removal & Disposal – Debris removal and disposal services eliminate branches, logs, brush, and vegetative waste following tree work, land clearing, or storm damage. Materials are collected, transported, and disposed of responsibly to leave the property clean and safe. Thorough cleanup helps prepare sites for continued use or future development.
• Powerline Corridor Maintenance – Maintaining clear powerline corridors requires routine inspections and targeted vegetation management. Removing problem trees before they interfere with utility lines helps reduce emergency repairs and service disruptions, supporting reliable electrical service and public safety.
• Infrastructure Vegetation Management – Protect key infrastructure with responsible vegetation management that includes controlling unwanted growth around roads, bridges, pipelines, substations, and other critical assets. Selective clearing and routine vegetation maintenance improve accessibility while preventing vegetation-related damage.
• Stump Removal & Grinding – Eliminate leftover tree stumps that create safety hazards and limit future property use. Specialized equipment grinds stumps below grade, creating a smooth surface that is ready for landscaping, construction, or redevelopment. The result is a cleaner, safer, more usable property.
• Commercial Tree Removal – Safely removing trees that pose hazards or interfere with development. Every project starts with careful planning to protect surrounding structures, utilities, and landscapes during the removal process. Safe, efficient execution helps minimize disruptions while maintaining productive worksites.

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