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Chico,California,United States
ACRT Pacific
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ACRT Pacific is concentrated on business within the state of California, proactively managing vegetation across rights-of-way. Offering dedicated service for the state's unique and diverse landscape. We plan, customize, and deploy effective, comprehensive vegetation programs. Part of the ACRT Services family, our companies are built on independence. This allows us to put our clients first.As part of that independence, we always have been, and always will be, about one thing: people. It's about our employees, our customers, and the communities our customers serve. People are so important to us that we've made it our key strategic mission. We believe that happy employees make happy customers. This formula will enable us to grow and secure our future.We help utilities proactively manage vegetation across their rights of way to better provide safe and reliable service to customers. We plan, we customize, and we deploy effective, comprehensive vegetation programs—all with total independence.We are proud to exclusively offer Arborcision™, a proactive vegetation management tool that empowers utilities to prioritize workloads, analyze costs and make more effective decisions to improve reliability. Using site-specific information about tree types, anticipated growth patterns and additional information, the Arborcision™ platform collects and correlates data to help you plan the most efficient and cost-effective methods to maintain rights-of-way. Arborcision™ has helped utilities slash budgets, reduce tree-related outages, approach ROW work more effectively, and improve overall operations. "In order to achieve a budget reduction and an 80% decrease in workload, we had to think differently about what we were doing. We had to be innovative. Arborcision™ and ACRT helped us turn our data into business intelligence that has provided us enhanced safety, rate stabilization and increased reliability."-Tim Thompson, CEO, Lake Region Electric Cooperative