TREE WORK NOW INC.
DELAND, FLORIDA

If you've hired many tree services or heard horror stories from your neighbors, it won't surprise you much to hear that when Tree Work Now owner Evan Keller first endeavored to build a new kind of tree company, he went through 36 employees in the first year just to form one solid five-man crew! : We not only claim to be a drug-free company, we actually administer drug tests immediately upon hiring each worker. We are vigilant about this because this industry deals with extreme danger already without the additional hazard of chemically-impaired behavior. to insure that no one with a predatory history finds opportunity to abuse people or steal possessions on your property. This is part of our effort to rebuild the trust which the tree service industry has breached with Orlando area residents and business people. : We aim to raise the industry standard, in part by sending crews to your property who will wow you with their politeness and responsiveness to your wishes and concerns. While a descriptive contract prevents most customer/contractor misunderstandings, we are quick to give our customers the benefit of the doubt, even if it means doing more work than we had anticipated. We promise to send you a crew that will be pleasant to speak with and with whom you'll be at ease even if you have valuables in sight. Most of all, they will impress you with their hustle, persistent work, and attention to detail. They'll look for every twig, going far beyond the norm. We truly stand out in this regard. Secondly, the attention to detail and pride of workmanship that a tree company gives to their equipment is likely to be similar to how they take care of their customers, for better or for worse. It also demonstrates responsibility, or lack thereof. If a contractor is not making the right decision to protect his own income-generating property, what makes you think he will care about yours? In summary, we've all seen the botched results of attempting a task with the wrong tools. Our tree service crew uses only top shelf professional grade equipment which translates into better results and lower impact on your Orlando or Daytona area property. We look forward to serving your tree trimming and tree removal needs. We can also grind your stumps or remove debris from storms or your own yard work. Let us know how we can help make your property even more stunning! Brian, a Florida resident since ’86, hails from Michigan and remains a true Red Wings fan. He joined the team in 2014, being drawn to a company whose high level of excellence and integrity matched his own. While his experience involves leadership and management, he brings with him a singular desire to improve the lives of the people he connects with. He’s a casual golfer and avid fisherman, but it was his trumpet playing skills that caught the eye of his wife more than 26 years ago. Roy spent his childhood in Costa Rica, and carries with him a love for the outdoors. He’s an experienced climber, certified in aerial rescue, with nearly 20 years in the tree business; and utilizes his analytical nature and high value of safety to coach our crews toward streamlined efficiency. He’s a devoted family man, a skilled scuba diver, and a competitive Spartan Racer who has already tamed the local courses and is ready for an out-of-state challenge. Jeff is a natural innovator who has been in sales since he was a 9-year-old mowing lawns in his neighborhood. He joined the team in early 2016, and combined his experience in customer care with his naturally hardworking style to become an estimator who takes pride in making his clients feel valued. Jeff’s weekends often find him enjoying the beach with his wife and two sons or discovering local talent at live music venues. Angela joined the team in its early days and has played an integral role in the growth of the company. Her ready smile and friendly manner make her a favorite among staff and customers alike. Angela created and developed a mentor-style training program for our crews that encourages growth and accountability and sets them apart in their field. She’s a writer, a photographer, and a loving mom with a keen sense of adventure. Mike is our ground foreman who can fix anything with an engine. He’s a 20-year veteran of the tree business, and his hardworking, reliable character combined with a dry sense of humor make him a valued member of the team. Mike is a proud family man, married for 28 years, who enjoys showing his four grandkids the best local places to go mudding. Our Client Care Staff (Amy, Karen, Angela) are ready to provide you with extraordinary service. Jim Phillips and his team of climbers and cleaners did a great job! They trimmed my tree, gave me tips on how to keep it healthy, and raked my yard. Plus the price was cheaper than the other estimates I received. Everyone was very polite, respectful and professional. Since my tree is old, Tree Work Now will be helping me maintain it with a 6 month check up.       Stealing a rare hour away from the chaos of my life as a new entrepreneur, I slipped my kayak into the peaceful Wekiva River. But on the inside, there was a distinct lack of peace. Normally level headed, I was roiling with emotions that, as a man, I didn't know I had. My voice cut through the thick silence of that spring-fed waterway - "Help! I'm going to explode here." If not for the word "explode," any paddlers in earshot would've connected that desperate shout to an attack from one of the many 10-foot gators lurking under the tannin-darkened waters. At that point, facing a single, simple- minded mouthful of teeth would've almost been preferred over the complex array of challenges that took chunks out of me all day, every day. My life was being pulled apart by the jaws of barely making payroll, customers who refused to pay for no reason, employees whose existence seemed hell-bent on my destruction, daily breakdowns of expensive heavy equipment, the constant whipping to and fro of the cell phone ring, the grind of 18-hour workdays and job sites on which there were sundry ways to die. And this was after I had crew chiefs in place and no longer spent long days in the hot sun lugging logs, dragging brush piles and climbing trees. (One day my vision had blacked out from heat exhaustion.) What had I gotten myself into?