Tree Spading Services

Tree spading refers to the removal and transplanting of trees. ENTRIX offers wetland and upland tree spade services for use on a variety of project types. This alternative to basic mitigation or planting needs makes sense in today’s constantly changing environmental market and there are numerous advantages in utilizing the tree spade option for a project. For example, the potential for lower risk, time lag factors, and higher UMAM scores reduce mitigation ratios in the permitting process, and early release from agency required long term monitoring and maintenance needs are just a few benefits. Additionally, tree spading involves protecting a natural resource, improving diversity and wildlife usage, while creating or restoring each area with an aesthetically pleasing look that can help increase the economic value of a project.

ENTRIX has moved over 5,000 wetland and upland trees for clients throughout the state of Florida, and our teams utilize sophisticated new techniques to create and restore wetlands and uplands to a more mature level. Our goal is to replicate nature while turning each area into a viable functioning system more quickly than traditional procedures would take. ENTRIX crews can operate in various regions of the country and we offer different size tree spades for use on each project.

The tree spade services and techniques that ENTRIX offers can help clients create a balance between the environment, the community, regulatory agency requirements, and the specific goals of each project.

ENTRIX is a leader in providing innovative solutions to compliance problems and our extensive regional experience allows us to expedite implementation of these solutions. Our mitigation services include both upland and wetland environments. We fully assess each site to determine the best methods for achieving mitigation success and final release from monitoring requirements, including alterations in design specifications, such as contours or planting schemes. We have successfully implemented our mitigation services on thousands of acres of publicly and privately owned lands.