Feb 1, 2020
SCS Tree Service has updated its Woodstock, GA tree service to provide SPRAT or Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians to new customers and old. Further information can be found at http://scstrees.com.
Woodstock, United States - February 1, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Home owners or home owner associations looking for tree service members that are certified in SPRAT – Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians can now take advantage of the new offering from SCS Tree Service. This tree removal company in Woodstock, Georgia has implemented a new element of SPRAT certified technicians to its tree service crews, to benefit both new and existing customers, in order to to provide both client and employee peace of mind as well as better safety skills and climbing techniques..
Specifically, this update will deliver expert certified rope access technicians to preform tree removal and storm clean up on each job site for customers. SCS Tree Service has been able to do this by completing the SPRAT certification courses to improve the efficiency and safety of their tree cutting services..
Woodstock residents can take full advantage of this new certification and hire a SCS Tree Service member of SPRAT – Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians, by visiting the website at http://scstrees.com for full details.
SCS Tree Service is excited to unveil the latest benefit of their SPRAT certified tree climbers to its customers as it’s specifically designed to meet the needs of Woodstock home owners in the market for tree removal or storm clean up.
On this subject, Shannon Biggers, Owner at SCS Tree Service said: “Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians certification has allowed SCS Tree Service to take their tree removal service to the next level with confidence and safety in mind.”
SCS Tree Service has made it a point of listening to its customers and taking feedback wherever possible. They reportedly do this because The number one priority is the safety of employees and clients as well as their houses..
Having been in business now for with over 30 years combined experience., SCS Tree Service strives to the most recognized tree company in Woodstock, Georgia for safety and accident free job sites. This dedication has made them known among customers as Scs Tree Service is a family owned an operated company that stands out for their integrity and punctuality for getting tree removal projects done the right way and the safe way..
Interested parties who would like to be among the first to experience a member of SPRAT – Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians with SCS Tree Service are encouraged to visit the website at http://scstrees.com for full details and to get started.
Contact Info:
Name: Shannon Bigger
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Organization: SCS Tree Service
Address: 2295 Towne Lake Pkwy #116-255, Woodstock, Georgia 30189, United States
Phone: +1-678-710-9935
Website: http://scstrees.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88944856
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