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Davey Tree operates branches throughout North America, and the company's website is the starting point for connecting with the office that serves your area. The site states that you can "find a local office near you to schedule a free tree consultation today," so the practical path is: locate your local branch through the website, then contact that office to arrange the consultation. This applies to residential, commercial, utility, and environmental services, since Davey organizes its work across those divisions.
What Davey Tree Covers
Davey was founded in 1880 and has been employee-owned since 1979. Its residential services include:
- Tree health inspection and treatment
- Tree removal
- Tree trimming and pruning
- Tree planting and transplanting
- Tree and shrub fertilization
- Storm prep and support systems for trees (cabling and bracing)
- Lawn care services
Beyond residential work, Davey also lists commercial services (grounds maintenance, water management, landscape enhancements, snow removal, golf course solutions), utility solutions (vegetation management, utility line clearance, storm response), and environmental consulting (wetlands and streams, stormwater compliance, urban forestry, and TreeKeeper inventory software).
Steps to Find Your Local Office and Book a Consultation
- Go to davey.com. The homepage is the entry point for the office locator and contact options.
- Use the "find a local office near you" function. The site's own description points to this as the way to identify the branch covering your location.
- Contact the local office once you have its details. The site frames this as the step where you "schedule a free tree consultation."
- Use the general contact section if needed. The homepage includes a "Get In Touch With Us!" section for reaching the company directly.
- Join a mailing list for ongoing updates. Davey offers mailing list signup if you want news and resources rather than an immediate appointment.
What to Expect From the Consultation
The site describes the consultation as free and tied to your local office. Because Davey's services span inspection, treatment, removal, trimming, planting, fertilization, and support systems, the consultation is the point where a certified arborist assesses which of these apply to your trees. The company emphasizes "science-based expertise" and a "Certified Team Of Professionals," so the person you speak with should be able to match your situation to the right service line.
If You're Not Ready to Book
Davey provides several lower-commitment ways to get information first:
| Resource | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| The Davey Blog | Answers to common tree care questions |
| Talking Trees podcast | Episodes on tree topics, with past episodes available |
| Newsroom | Company news and updates |
| Mailing lists | Ongoing emails with news and resources |
These are useful if you want to understand a tree issue before deciding whether to schedule a visit.
Common Points to Clarify When You Contact Them
- Which division handles your property. Residential, commercial, utility, and environmental work are organized separately, so confirm you're routed to the right team.
- Whether your location is covered. Davey operates "throughout North America," but branch coverage varies by area — the office locator is how you confirm yours.
- What the consultation includes. The site states the consultation is free; ask what the visit covers and whether any follow-up work is quoted separately.
Davey also notes it is Ohio's largest employee-owned company and among the ten largest in the nation, with careers available across North America — relevant if you're also exploring employment rather than services.