Arborguard in the Community

Arborguard is the leader in tree care for Atlanta and the Southeast. Leadership requires involvement. For us, that means being available as a community resource. We're proud of our volunteer efforts to promote the benefits of trees and their proper care. We teach people about how trees live and grow. As concerned citizens, we help with tree ordinances and community tree watch programs. As stewards of the environment, we speak for the trees because they cannot. To learn more about other worthy tree causes, visit the following sites:
Trees Atlanta
Park Pride
Freedom Park Conservancy

Recycle Wood Chips

As part of our continued commitment to the environment, Arborguard recycles wood chips. To request a load of wood chips delivered to your property at no charge, simply download our required form and return it to our office. We will gladly deliver the wood chips if possible.

Click here to learn about the benefits and ways of using wood chips.

What a Difference Great Pruning Makes

Kevin Carnes, one of Arborguard's ISA Certified Arborists took care of a mature Deodar Cedar Tree on the property of the City of Toccoa's Historic Courthouse. Dead, diseased or dying limbs were removed, which opened up the canopy to allow for better air circulation. This also reduced the danger of falling limbs and improved the aesthetic appeal of this beautiful tree.

Arborguard readies The Atlanta Symphony's Decorator's Showhouse 2007

Our top arborists were on hand to prune the trees for The Atlanta Symphony's 2007 Decorator's Showhouse. Jonathan McNeil, Jim Bruner and Nathan Smart spent a day pruning the trees.

Andersonville National Historic Site

Jim Bruner, Jonathan McNeil, Dustin Dalton and Nathan Smart performed volunteer tree care work for the trees at the Andersonville National Historic Site. Andersonville National Historic Site commemorates the experiences of all American Prisoners of War. The site of historic Camp Sumter (Andersonville Prison) is one of the main features of the park. Camp Sumter was built in early 1864 and was one of the largest of the many Confederate military prisons established during the Civil War. The park also features the National Prisoners of War Museum and Andersonville National Cemetery.

Urban Tree Care at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens

Arborguard's President Spence Rosenfeld, and one of our ISA Certified Arborists - Paula Linck, taught a fun and informative class on Urban Tree Care at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens. Both discussed the most up-to-date information on caring for your trees.

The Annual ParkPride Golf Classic

Arborguard participated in and sponsored the beverage cart for the Annual BOMA Golf Classic

Inman Park Parade

Arborguard participated in the 36th Annual Inman Park Parade in April. A fun time was had by all, as we winded through the streets in our Prius-Arborcars with our folks handing out assorted goodies.