DORSHAK FAMILY TREE & LANDSCAPE, INC.

Dorshak Family Tree & Landscape, Inc. specializes in professional landscaping services with a focused expertise in tree removal and arboricultural maintenance for federal installations. Their work involves the safe, precision-based removal of hazardous or invasive trees on Department of Defense properties, adhering to strict environmental, safety, and operational protocols. The contractor demonstrates technical proficiency in heavy equipment operation, crane-assisted tree extraction, debris management, and site restoration—ensuring minimal disruption to military infrastructure and surrounding ecosystems. Their approach emphasizes compliance with OSHA standards and USDA forestry guidelines, positioning them as a reliable provider for mission-critical landscape remediation tasks on sensitive defense sites. The company has established a consistent working relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering targeted landscaping services at military installations in Wisconsin, including locations such as Green Bay and Kaukauna. Their engagements reflect a pattern of responsive, location-specific support for base maintenance and land management operations, indicating familiarity with DoD procurement workflows and installation-specific requirements. Dorshak’s primary industry focus is NAICS 561730—Landscaping Services—where they concentrate on horticultural and arborist services tailored to institutional and government landscapes. They specialize in high-risk tree removal operations, a niche requiring certified arborists, risk assessment protocols, and coordination with facility managers to align with security and operational readiness standards. As a small, locally based entity in Butler, Wisconsin, Dorshak Family Tree & Landscape, Inc. operates as a privately held business without federal certifications. Their market positioning is regional, with a demonstrated ability to deliver timely, compliant landscaping solutions to federal clients in the upper Midwest, leveraging intimate knowledge of local terrain, vegetation, and climate conditions to support defense infrastructure needs.