In over 35 years we have seen the tremendous growth of the tree care industry, as well as our company. The affiliations we maintain with national and state tree organizations have allowed us to remain an industry leader. St. Croix Tree Service is continually working to improve customer satisfaction through on-going educational programs and weekly safety/training meetings for our employees.
St. Croix Tree Service has been a Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) accredited company since 2005. TCIA accreditation is a voluntary program that credentials companies which meet strict criteria for compliance with industry standards, ethical business conduct, formal training programs for employees, and professionalism.
St. Croix Tree Service has been a Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) accredited company since 2005. TCIA accreditation is a voluntary program that credentials companies which meet strict criteria for compliance with industry standards, ethical business conduct, formal training programs for employees, and professionalism.
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After much thought, we have decided to join forces with SavATree. We felt it was the best way to facilitate the growth of our team, while continuing to provide the best possible service to our customers. Rest assured you will continue to receive the same personalized service from the same arborists and field specialists that have been servicing your property all along.
I have worked with St. Croix Tree Service in several communities where I have been city forester. Their staff are knowledgeable and professional and they have done a good job in a variety of situations. We have contracted with St. Croix Tree Service for many years. They have the knowledge, resources, and organization to handle the largest jobs with exceptional efficiency and value.
St. Croix Tree Service is committed to properly diagnosing insect and disease issues affecting the health of our trees. Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is one of the main insects affecting the health of Ash Trees in North America. General Information that customers should be aware of when choosing a tree service include; Insurance Protection & Safety, Customer Rights & Proper Equipment.
In late spring or early summer, foliage of several cultivars of flowering crabapple may become blighted, causing heavy defoliation by mid or late summer. The disease primarily affects leaves, although it frequently blemishes fruits. In the field you can best identify scab by carefully inspecting infected leaves.
EAB is an exotic pest from Asia that was first discovered in Michigan in 2002. Since its discovery, EAB has been responsible for killing millions of ash trees in the United States. This invasive insect has spread like wildfire and is now present in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, Wisconsin, West Virginia, and Canada.
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