Nurturing Trees in the Quad Cities Since 1960
Trees are incredibly important to homeowners, businesses, and public spaces in our region. But they sometimes need expert care to stay healthy and safe. That's where Advantage Tree Services, an Arbor Masters company, comes in. We offer professional tree preservation services throughout the Quad Cities area to protect trees for many years to come.
Our team of ISA Certified Arborists has the skills and experience to address a wide range of tree health issues, from root problems to storm damage. Whether you need help with a single tree or want to maintain an entire grove of mature trees on your property, we're here to provide the right care at the right time.
Our Tree Preservation Services in the Quad Cities
We offer a range of services designed to maintain and enhance the health of your trees, including:
Air Spading
Root Flare Excavation
Girdling Root Management
Root Pruning
Preconstruction Root System Protection
Root Flare Exposure
Soil Aeration
Soil Compaction Relief
The Growing Importance of Tree Preservation Throughout the Quad Cities
Our urban forest is a vital part of our city's ecosystem and character. Preserving our existing trees is crucial for many reasons, including:
Maintaining the natural beauty of our neighborhoods
Providing shade that reduces energy costs and urban heat island effects
Preserving habitats for local wildlife
Improving air quality throughout the city
Preventing soil erosion and managing stormwater runoff, protecting our Mississippi River and local watersheds
As our city grows and develops, protecting our mature trees becomes increasingly important. These established trees provide benefits that newly planted trees won't match for decades. By preserving our existing tree canopy, we're investing in Quad Cities' environmental health and quality of life for years to come.
Certified and Accredited Tree Care Professionals
Why Choose Advantage Tree Services for Tree Preservation
When it comes to caring for your trees, expertise and local knowledge are paramount. Here's why Davenport residents trust us:
ISA Certified Arborists on Staff: Our team includes arborists certified by the International Society of Arboriculture, ensuring expert care for your trees.
CTSP Certification: We prioritize safety with our Certified Treecare Safety Professional certification.
TCIA Accreditation: As a Tree Care Industry Association accredited company, we meet the highest industry standards.
Local Expertise: We understand the unique climate and specific challenges it presents for trees in our area.
Comprehensive Care: From roots to canopy, we provide complete care for your trees.
Advanced Equipment: We utilize state-of-the-art tools and techniques for effective and safe tree care.
Our Tree Preservation Process
While we offer numerous types of tree preservation services, we always follow a standard procedure each time we receive a call for service. Our process looks like this:
Initial Assessment:
We begin with a thorough evaluation of your trees and discuss your specific concerns.
Tailored Strategy:
Based on our findings, we develop a customized plan to address your trees' unique needs.
Expert Service:
Our skilled team implements the preservation treatments using industry-leading practices.
Ongoing Support:
We provide guidance on continued care and offer follow-up services as needed.
Quality Assurance:
Rest easy knowing your trees are in the capable hands of the Advantage Tree Services team.
FAQs
Protecting Trees Across the Quad Cities Area
We proudly serve Davenport, Bettendorf, Rock Island, Moline, East Moline, and the greater Quad Cities area. If you're unsure if you're within our service range, please contact us at (563) 355-7508.
Andover
DeWitt
Oak Grove
West Davenport
West Liberty
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