Reviews for SavATree - Tree Service & Lawn Care

Mar 2024

Kevan Dudley and crew took care of me and my trees in Saint Paul yesterday. I was concerned; I knowingly planted a honey locust very near utility lines. It needs thoughtful routing pruning to grow into the glorious 40-50 ft tree without being a liability over decades. The tree has also been screening my view of neighbors bright lights and utilities and alley views. I wanted good structure for the future, but wanted to keep as much screen as possible without a lopsided tree. Kevan communicated with me well, responded to my pre-appointment emails, and came day-of with the crew. The crew was maybe 7 plus Kevan. They took time, listened, and gave appropriate and helpful...read full review
Mar 2024

We were very pleased with the tree work done by SavaTree. We had an extremely large maple in our sloping, small front yard (close to the house) that needed to be removed. Also, our crabapple tree in the backyard needed pruning and shaping. Arborist Kevan met with me - made suggestions, and advised me what was best plus answered all my questions. He knew his stuff. Plus he met with the crew before the crew started work. This was a big job requiring all the tree removal trucks and equipment with a crew of 7. It was obvious they knew what they were doing and truly worked as a team. They were an efficient “well oiled machine”. And - since we live near an elementary school...read full review
Feb 2024

I have been using SavATree for years, and have always had great results. They took care of a sick Red Oak in my back yard, and it is still hanging in there, but they also take great care of my Russian olive, and my arborvitae all around my house. The people that work on my trees are very professional and I trust them.

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.