About Skyline Tree Service & Landscaping, Inc.
Every Tree Needs A Caretaker!
Skyline Tree Service proudly stands as a beacon of excellence in arboriculture, delivering top-tier tree care for over 35 years in the Fox Valley area. Since our inception, we have been committed to the well-being of trees and the satisfaction of our clients. Our seasoned team of certified arborists and tree care specialists brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every project, ensuring that each tree receives the care it deserves. From residential properties to commercial landscapes, our comprehensive services encompass everything from pruning and removal to cutting-edge solutions like 36" gate access. As a testament to our dedication, we recently celebrated a milestone with the Geneva and St. Charles Chamber Ribbon cutting, surrounded by our valued employees, supportive families, and the local community. At Skyline Tree Service, our roots run deep, and our branches reach high, embodying a legacy of exceptional tree care and unparalleled service.
Why Choose Our Team of Arborists and Tree Service Experts?
Choose Skyline Tree Service for a tree care experience rooted in over 35 years of expertise, commitment, and exceptional service. Our seasoned team of certified arborists and tree care specialists is dedicated to ensuring the health and vitality of your trees, whether you are a homeowner, commercial property manager, or municipality in the Fox Valley area. With a comprehensive range of services, including residential and commercial tree care, 36" access, plant healthcare, crane services, and 24-hour emergency response, we tailor our approach to meet the unique needs of each client. Skyline Tree Service combines a legacy of arboricultural excellence with a forward-thinking commitment to innovation, ensuring your trees receive the best care possible. From meticulous pruning and tree removal to cutting-edge Sky-Mek technology, we take pride in fostering green excellence and delivering results that stand tall in the Fox Valley landscape.
Meet Our Team
Andrew Ranney
Director of Operations
How long with Skyline?
Since he was able to put his first twig into a wood chipper.
Summers starting in (2006) through 2017. Then full time since summer of 2019.
Certifications: ISA Certified Arborist (IL-9499A), SIU Urban Forestry Degree (2019), Certified Tree Care Saftey Professional (CTSP), Tree Risk Assesment Qulified, CPR & First Aid, Line Clearance Certified Arborist, Knuckle Boom and Swing-Cab Crane Operators Certificate & IAA Commercial Director.
Home town: Saint Charles
Degree: Bachelors in Urban Forestry, a Minor in Environmental Studies- Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL.
Associates in Science, Elgin Community College.
Family: Mother: Jane Father: Ted Brothers: Chris & Justin Cat: Gypsy.
What’s your favorite part of your job?
I love that “my office” view is always different and that I get to consider the outdoors my office. I truly enjoy being a steward of the landscape and a voice for the trees. I also enjoy the rush that tree work gives me and the fact I get to work with a great team everyday.
What do you do for fun or have any hobbies?
Wheel-thrown Functional Pottery, Tai Chi on Sunday Mornings, Target Shoot & Trap Shoot, Read About Trees, Mountain Biking, Rope Splicing, Rock Collecting, and Filipino Martial Arts (Kali, Escrima Stick Fighting) on Thursday evenings.
Justin Ranney
Field Operations Manager
How long with Skyline?
2007-present
Certifications:
ISA Certified Arborist
Certified Tree-work Safety Professional (CTSP)
Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (TRAQ)
IAA Tree Worker Domain Graduate
Bachelor of Science in Geography
Home town: Saint Charles, Illinois
Family: Wife Emily
What’s your favorite part of your job?
My favorite part of my job is each day is different. Different locations, clients, and landscapes but the
techniques used to complete the jobs are the same. Also, working outside in all weather conditions and staying physically active at work.
What do you do for fun or have any hobbies?
Hiking, Biking, Fishing, Camping, and Trap Shooting