PROMISE HABITAT SERVICES, LLC
PLANT CITY, FLORIDA

Promise Habitat Services, LLC (PHS), based in Umatilla, FL at 39711 Crest Haven Ct, began its journey in 2005 as a mission-driven team of three professionals focused on restoring a neglected conservation property to its natural state. Initially managing a 1500-acre property in central Florida, the founders leveraged expertise in wildlife management, prescribed fire certification, and a shared passion for environmental restoration. PHS has grown into a multifaceted company specializing in various land management services including wetlands management, prescribed fire, timber thinning, and quail management plans. The company places significant emphasis on conservation, aligning this priority with its original mission while continuing to provide expert services to private landowners, governmental bodies, conservation groups, and utility companies within Florida. Under the leadership of Manager Brannen H. Willis, who holds an A.S. in Wildlife Biology from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College and has extensive experience in habitat restoration, PHS emphasizes professional guidance in increasing wildlife for both game and non-game species. The company caters to specific landowner requirements by offering tailored solutions through their diverse range of services that encompass agricultural and forestry applications. PHS is incorporated under the Florida Models Dos with a status as per Florida's Registry. Headquartered at 2001 West Sam Allen Road in Plant City, their contact number is (352) 366-3131. The company has been continually active since its date of incorporation on May 25, 2011, and maintains an operational website at promisehabitatservices.com for further information on services offered. PHS holds a strong reputation for expert handling of habitat restoration projects, as evidenced by commendations from satisfied clients. Through their persistent mission to rejuvenate natural environments with professionalism and expertise, Promise Habitat Services remains integral to land conservation efforts in Florida.