Monster Tree Service, a Fort Washington, Pa.-based tree service franchise, added 11 new franchises and expanded to 26 new territories across the U.S. between Jan. 1 and June 30. The additions increase the number of open locations by 77 percent, according to the company. “I am very proud of what our team has accomplished, and we’re just getting started in... read more
The Orlando Business Journal (OBJ) named Massey Services one of central Florida’s “Best Places to Work.” This marks the eighth time the company has received this honor. “It is truly an honor for Massey Services to be recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in central Florida,” said Massey Services Chairman and CEO Harvey L. Massey. “I’m very proud... read more
Jose Arroyo of Jose’s Lawn Service and Landscaping in Lyman, S.C., winner of Toro’s 2017 GIE+EXPO Giveaway, has taken delivery of his new 24-inch stand-on aerator just in time for spring. “We’re excited to put this new aerator to work,” said Arroyo. “The fact that the Toro 24-inch stand-on aerator can get in and out of gates easily and reach... read more
Arborjet launched “Saving America’s Iconic Trees,” the company’s latest initiative to ensure the health and longevity of the country’s trees. The campaign targets America’s most beloved trees—which includes the most awe-inspiring in terms of size and age and those that dazzle with their beauty and provide shelter and comfort to a community—offering complimentary treatment to prevent insects, disease and poor... read more
Monster Tree Service, a Fort Washington, Pa.-based tree service franchise, has sold 28 new franchise locations since Jan. 1, representing 127 percent growth in a single quarter. “I am incredibly proud of our Monster Tree Service family,” said Josh Skolnick, CEO. “Working with the best franchisees and strategic partners in franchising, we have grown more than 250 percent since 2014,... read more
Monster Tree Service, a Fort Washington, Pa.-based tree service franchise, continues to build on its rapid three-year franchise system growth. Austin, Texas, businessman Marcus Roach has purchased the rights to five Monster Tree Service territories in central Texas. Roach will be based in the capital city and will launch his first territory in early February. “I’ve found people here want to... read more
