Author: Ervin Tagitis

Big thanks to everyone who helped decorate, ride along, and clean up at the 2024 Daphne Christmas Parade! Your time and effort made it a joyful and festive event for our community. Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful holiday season!

A huge congratulations to our Safety Director, Cheyenne Voigt, for winning 1st place in the Female Division at the Alabama State Tree Climbing Competition! Her skill, strength, and dedication make us proud every day. Way to go, Cheyenne!

Chris Francis Tree Care was proud to attend the 2024 Alabama Urban Forestry Association Conference! This annual event brings together professionals dedicated to advancing urban forestry across the state. It was a great opportunity to connect, learn, and stay up to date on best practices and innovations in tree care and urban canopy management. Always an honor to be part of Alabama’s growing urban forestry community!

Our Plant Health Care team stepped up to replace a light in one of our trees, and Cheyenne knocked it out of the park! With precision and care, she made sure the job was done safely and efficiently. Great work, Cheyenne  your dedication keeps us glowing strong!

We were honored to take part in Saluting Branches at the National Cemetery in Mobile a meaningful day of professional tree work dedicated to honoring our nation’s veterans. Though many volunteers had already departed before the photos, we’re grateful to everyone who contributed their time and skills. Thank you to all who made this event possible. It was a privilege to serve those who served.

It was a true honor to work on this beautiful old live oak. 🌳 With great care and respect, our team helped preserve its structure and health so it can continue to thrive for generations to come. Trees like this are living history, and we’re proud to play a part in their stewardship.

Our Plant Health Care team installed protective fencing around trees in a new housing construction area to ensure their roots remain safe during development. 🌳🚧 Taking proactive steps like this helps preserve tree health and longevity amid growing communities. Great job to the team for putting tree protection first!

Our Plant Health Care team performed air excavation to carefully expose root systems for engineers on site. This method allows for precise root identification without causing damage, enabling the use of pier systems that protect tree roots during construction. A great example of collaboration between arboriculture and engineering to preserve urban tree health!

Less than 24 hours after completing an emergency response drill, our Green Crew faced a real-life situation when a client suffered a fall and head injury. Thanks to their training, the team acted quickly and effectively. Josh coordinated from the lift, Ron called 911, Oscar retrieved the first aid kit, Zach applied pressure, and Mykel assisted with supplies. We’re proud of how our crew responded with calm, care, and professionalism. This is exactly why we train so we’re ready when it matters most.

What an awesome day with two surprise simulated aerial rescues!  Our crews responded with professionalism and skill to realistic scenarios coordinated with the 911 Call Center, Belforest Volunteer Fire Department, and Medstar Ambulance Co. We even set up obstacles hoping for a climbing rescue in round two, but the team cleverly used a bucket truck for a faster response. Can’t wait to share the unbelievable video once it’s edited! Great job, team—training like this saves lives.