Commercial Services

Dunbar Tree Service was founded in 2023 and is a year-round tree service operating in Waukesha and Milwaukee counties. With a wide array of services, both residential and commercial, Dunbar Tree Service is focused on delivering exceptional tree care.

Our Commercial Tree Services

Tree Removal

Using state-of-the-art equipment, combined with skilled arborists, Dunbar Tree Service can safely and efficiently remove almost any tree. We provide tree removal by using our 50 ft. bucket truck, or by climbing those hard-to-reach trees. We chip all the brush, remove all of the wood, and grind the stumps.

Land & Lot Clearing

Whether you are planning to build a new home, expand your commercial property, or simply enhance the aesthetics of your land, Dunbar Tree Service has you covered. From assessing the site to the actual tree removal techniques and safety measures, we handle it all.

Stump Grinding / Removal

We offer professional stump grinding services for both large and small tree stumps. We utilize self-propelled, lightweight stump grinders to help get to hard-to-reach areas. Our amazing clean-up policies are always implemented in all our work including our stump grinding services.

Storm Damage Clean-up

Dunbar Tree Service can safely remove fallen trees and tree branches without furthering damage to your property. We have the equipment and professionals on hand to make severe weather damage a little less difficult. We give you, the home and/or business owner, a jump start on getting things back to normal.

Tree Trimming / Pruning

Our full tree trims consist of removing dead branches, cross branching, interior cleaning, and even raising the canopy if requested by the customer. We specialize in safe pruning to give your trees, home, and other structures the necessary space to avoid damage.

About the Owner

Chris Dunbar is an ISA certified arborist, ISA #WI-1163A, working in the industry since 1999. Chris specializes in a wide range of residential and commercial tree services, where he is dedicated to maintaining a safe and professional environment. With over 20 years of working in southeast Wisconsin, he brings a high level of expertise to every project. 

Additionally, Chris is licensed and certified for the application of pesticides, fungicides, and insecticides by the State of Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. 

Arborist Accreditations

ISA Certification

In order to obtain and keep an ISA Certified Arborist certification, the following needs to be done: 

  • Be Eligible: Eligibility requires a minimum of three years of full-time, eligible, practical work experience in arboriculture, OR a degree from a regionally accredited institute in arboriculture, horticulture, landscape architecture, or forestry.  
  • Pass the Exam: The 200-question exam covers a wide array of topics, ensuring flexibility in the arboricultural profession. 
  • Maintain the Certification: After passing the exam, they need to maintain the certification by earning Continuing Education Units (CEUs) within three years and paying a recertification fee, OR  retake and successfully pass the exam. 

Pesticide Application Certification & Licensing

Any business or individual looking for pesticide application certification and licensing through the DATCP (Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection) must do the following: 

  • Pass the Exam: Applicants can take a free paper exam or an online exam testing their knowledge on one or more of twenty categories. Arborists typically require certification 3.0 for turf & landscape, but could have certifications for more. Passing the exam gains 5 years of certification.  
  • Get a License: Once certified, applicators MUST have a license to apply pesticides, issued through the DATCP. Licenses are only valid for a year. 

Pesticide Acquisition

The Bureau of Agrichemical Management regulates manufacturing, sale, and use of pesticides in Wisconsin. 

The bureau certifies pesticide applicators after they pass examinations, which then makes them eligible for licensing. The bureau also licenses businesses and registers pesticide products. 

Pesticides include any substance labeled for controlling pests, including:  

  • Herbicides 
  • Insecticides 
  • Fungicides 
  • Rodenticides 

The Bureau also operates the Landscape Pesticide Notification Registry; administers agrichemical storage and spill laws; and enforces the Worker Protection Standard and other pesticide, feed, and fertilizer laws.

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