Angie’s List, a consumer report web page about service companies in the community, has awarded Limbwalker Tree Service with the Angie’s List Super Service Award. This exclusive recognition is given annually to service companies who have achieved and maintained a superior service rating on Angie’s List throughout the past year. It is the highest honor given to companies by Angie’s List. Fewer than 5% of service companies on Angie’s List meet the eligibility requirements to be considered and even fewer actually receive the award.
We are very proud to have our professionalism and the quality of our work be recognized. We are prouder still that it is the consumers, our clients, who have consistently graded our performance so highly. This acknowledgment further strengthens our commitment to provide the best quality care and experience for our customers.

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Limbwalker Tree Service commissioned a local artist, Shawna Khalily to create a limited edition of woodcut prints. Hand colored and signed by the artist, these were gorgeous gifts and cards for our clients this year end.
You can see more of Shawna’s work at her website, www.khalily.com

The Kentucky Arborists Association (KAA) held this year’s climbing competition on the grounds of the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington, KY. The three finalists competing in the Masters Challenge were all Limbwalker Tree Service climbers. These were Rick Denbeau, Chris O’Bryan, and Cory Petry. They finished in that order, and Denbeau will represent the KAA chapter at the International Tree Climbing Championship this coming summer in Chicago.

Rick Denbeau, competing in the aerial rescue event. Kentucky Tree Climbing Championship.

A Limbwalker crew, led by foremen Rick Denbeau and Jeff Richmer, was performing a large removal in a tight back yard. It was a humid, 95-degree day. A utility worker, performing work on a utility pole in the same yard, collapsed from heat exhaustion. Jeff immediately called 911, providing the dispatcher with the situation and address of the jobsite. Rick approached the scene, recognized the need for an aerial rescue and formulated a plan. With help from the other utility workers, Rick and Jeff were able to safely bring the unresponsive victim down off the utility pole and into the care of EMS waiting below.

This rescue was performed swiftly, smoothly, and efficiently, an excellent example of the importance of proper training, preparation, and education.