Reviews for SavATree - Tree Service & Lawn Care

Dec 2023

We are long-time satisfied customers of Olivia Leseman @ Sav-A-Tree. Olivia advises us on spraying, fertilizing, trimming, fire mitigation trimming of our pines. Together we walk my property each year to evaluate vegetation health and growth. I often email photos of situations for her input. Because of her advice and trimming recommendations, we have a beautiful, mature landscape. We have never had broken limbs from show storms, our aspens thrive in this lower altitude and our ash survived the Emerald beetle. Our trees/shrubs are not stressed, but healthy & thriving. My property has over 25 healthy trees that Sav-A-Tree has maintained for over 20 years. We have...read full review
Nov 2023

We have used SavATree for several years to fertilize and treat kermes scale on our red oak. The tree is now healthy and thriving while other untreated red oaks in the neighborhood are severely affected and stunted. SavATree may not be the cheapest tree service in the metro area, but they are definitely thorough, professional and effective. As always, you get what you pay for.
Nov 2023

Austin and Keelan (if that is misspelled my apologies!) did such a great job trimming our trees. We talked through what we wanted at the start then midway they showed me the progress and addressed some potential issues they saw and talked through possible solutions. They were so thorough and they made sure everything was cleaned up after. Even my neighbors complimented their work. I am very happy with the results. Its a nerve-wracking process to have your trees worked on but I feel better after having this service done by two very knowledgeable people.

From SavATree - Tree Service & Lawn Care

SavATree was founded by Ralph Robbins in 1978 with a single objective in mind; to save trees from the devastating effects of repeated defoliations by the Gypsy Moth Caterpillar (Lymantria dispar). While this moth was accidentally introduced into the United States by French entomologist Leopold Trouvelot in 1868, it was not until the late 1970’s that the population exploded in the Northeast. Ralph, a graduate of Paul Smith’s college and entrepreneur at heart, saw an opportunity to make a difference in support of tree preservation and care.