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Season of Giving

February 12, 2024

In December, Wright Tree Service of Puerto Rico employees decided to spread extra holiday cheer by giving back to their local community. Crew members held a cash drive to raise money for two local orphanages. Employees generously donated $2,800 to the cause, and Wright Tree Service decided to match that amount, bringing the grand total […]

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National Wreaths Across America Day

December 28, 2023

For the fourth year in a row, Wright Tree Service (WTS) employees participated in National Wreath Across America Day on Saturday, December 16. Wreaths Across America coordinates an annual volunteer-driven event, where wreaths are laid at more than 2,500 cemeteries across the country as a tribute to veterans. This year WTS renewed our annual sponsorship […]

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Lance Even Promoted to Division Supervisor

December 6, 2023

Lance Even has been promoted to division supervisor at Wright Tree Service, an employee-owned company specializing in utility vegetation management. Lance joined WTS in 1998. He has moved through the ranks, working as a groundworker, trimmer, crew leader, general foreperson, and project manager. He is also an ISA Certified Arborist and an ISA Utility Specialist. […]

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Connecting Communities

October 17, 2023

Wright Tree Service (WTS) is excited to help usher in a new era of connectivity in eastern Kansas! KWIKOM is spearheading construction of a new fiber network in Ottawa and Wellsville, with more work beginning soon in Williamsburg and Homewood. This project will deliver high-speed internet to residents and businesses in the area. Our specialized […]

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38 Years of Growth and Influence

March 24, 2023

For Project Manager Mitch Frye, the last 38 years with Wright Tree Service (WTS) have passed by in a blink of an eye. “I have absolutely no complaints,” Mitch said. “I am filled with a sense of gratitude. What a ride the last 38 years have been!” Mitch started working for WTS in 1984 as […]

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Honoring America’s Veterans

February 6, 2023

For the third year, Wright Tree Service (WTS) honored our nation’s fallen veterans with a holiday service project. Wreaths Across America coordinates annual wreath-laying at more than 2,500 cemeteries across the country as a tribute to veterans. WTS renewed its annual wreath sponsorship and invited employees to get involved locally. More than 40 individuals represented […]

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¡Celebración!

February 1, 2023

Wright Tree Service Celebrates First Anniversary in Puerto Rico We are proud to celebrate the first full year of Wright Tree Service of Puerto Rico. The new division was established in October 2021 through partnership with LUMA Energy. This expansion enables us to continue providing safe, reliable power to the people of Puerto Rico. “As […]

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Giving Back to the Community

January 5, 2023

Wright Tree Service (WTS) loves supporting activities that benefit employees and add value to the communities where they live and work, which includes volunteering. Safety Project Manager Betsy Long recently represented WTS as a volunteer at the 24th Annual Georgia Trees Unite Us Conference & Climbing Championships. When Betsy heard about the event and how […]

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New Opportunities Spark Inspiration

August 29, 2022

It was the beginning of June, and Becca Haught was starting another hot day of work in the field as a foreperson for Wright Tree Service (WTS). Once at work, Becca received a call and was informed of a workshop for women who wanted to learn more about tree climbing – both competitively and professionally. […]

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Wright Tree Service’s Tony Gadola Retires After 40 Years of Service

February 1, 2022

Wright Tree Service (WTS), an employee-owned company specializing in utility vegetation management, announces the retirement of Tony Gadola, a division manager who ends his career with 40 years of service with the company. Gadola’s retirement was effective February 4, 2022. Gadola’s career with WTS began in 1982 as a groundworker, and later moved into the […]

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