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We are an old established community business with a reputation of honesty, quality, and integrity. A company dedicated to safety, quality and customer satisfaction. Al Cherry has been providing complete tree services and care including arboricultural consulting services in the Philadelphia area since 1957. That's over 50 years of quality tree care service.
Specializing in Tree Pruning, Removal, Spraying, Plant Health Care, Landscaping and arboricultural consulting services.
Located in Horsham, PA and practicing over 50 years in Montgomery County, Bucks County and the Philadelphia area. Company focus - Tree Care - PHC - Consulting
Memberships:
- Charter Member of the south East Research Group
- International Society of Arboriculture
- National Arborist Association
- Pa Turf Grass Council
- Charter Member of Southeastern PA Research Group
- President of Penn Del Chapter of ISA 1993-1995
- President of ISA (International) 1997-1998
- Registered Member of American Society of Consulting Arborists #358
- Co-founder of (PAPA) Pennsylvania Professional Arborist Association
- ISA Certified Arborist #0055
- Member of the Willow Grove Rotary
- Author of Children's Book on Arboriculture, "The Talking Tree"
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Emerald Ash Borer Infestations
The Emerald Ash Borer is an invasive beetle that destroys ash trees and new infestations can be difficult to detect. > Learn More |
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What if a tree could talk? What would it say about how to take care of it? What's the difference about a tree that lives in a city compared to one that lives in a forest? Find out more information about "The Talking Tree", a children's book created by Al Cherry. > Learn More about "The Talking Tree" book |
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