Prioritize shared-space risk
Assess trees near homes, roads, sidewalks, amenities, parking, and common areas.
Multifamily & HOAs
A safer, healthier canopy with a plan residents can understand.
Peachtree helps community managers and boards balance resident safety, curb appeal, mature canopy value, and predictable budgets.
Resident safety · Board decisions · Annual budgets
What matters here
Start with the places people use every day.
Build board-ready plans
Translate arborist findings into clear phases, budgets, and supporting documentation.
Communicate the work
Create a consistent basis for explaining priorities, timing, and scope to residents.
Planning & intelligence
Give the next board a plan, not a pile of invoices.
Connect each recommendation to a tree, a reason, and a budget. Your community keeps its maintenance history when managers, board members, or vendors change.
Explore GIS Digital Tree Inventory01
Community tree map
Locate common-area trees, record condition, and distinguish association-managed areas from privately maintained property.
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Board decision record
Compare urgent work, planned maintenance, and replacement needs with supporting findings and phased budgets.
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Resident work notice
Define affected areas, parking restrictions, access windows, and the purpose of the approved work.
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Completion & next steps
Keep vendor documentation, finished scopes, follow-up recommendations, and next year's priorities together.
The operating plan
Build the tree program into the community calendar.
Start with what the association manages, then coordinate funding, resident communication, and recurring care.
01 / ASSESS
Map responsibilities
Review common areas, maintenance boundaries, tree condition, and locations with frequent resident use.
02 / APPROVE
Prepare the board package
Separate immediate recommendations from phased work. Set the scope, budget, and approval path.
03 / COORDINATE
Schedule with residents
Organize qualified vendors, notices, parking changes, and access before field work begins.
04 / REVIEW
Carry the plan forward
Record completed work and refresh the annual budget, replacement plan, and emergency contacts.
Recurring tree management
Planned care. A budget for the year ahead.
The platform connects recurring care, vendor coordination, maintenance history, and a year-over-year plan and budget.
- One pruning visit per year
- Two fertilization visits per year
- Pre-positioned emergency response
Tree selection, treatments, timing, and emergency arrangements are defined in the property's agreed scope.
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Choose the support your property needs.
GIS Digital Tree Inventory
A location-based record of trees, condition, and assessment priorities across streets, common areas, and community property.
Explore serviceAnnual maintenance plan
Coordinate pruning, tree removal, stump grinding, and plant-health work in a prioritized maintenance plan.
Explore servicePlanting plans
Site-appropriate replacement and succession planning for long-term canopy value.
Explore serviceEmergency services
Plan pre-positioned crews, site access, storm cleanup, and damage documentation before an event.
Explore serviceWho we support
One property or a connected portfolio.
Homeowners associations
Common areas, neighborhood streets, amenities, and the boundary between shared and private maintenance.
Condominium communities
Courtyards, parking areas, building clearance, and work around residents in close quarters.
Apartment portfolios
Consistent scopes, property-level budgets, and coordinated access across multiple communities.
Community managers
A portable maintenance record that supports board reporting and orderly management transitions.
Planning your program
Multifamily & HOAs: common questions
Can tree planning support construction and vendor contracts?
Property managers can bring proposed construction, tree-protection needs, and vendor scopes into the planning discussion. Peachtree can coordinate arborist guidance, assessment priorities, scope documentation, and vendor requirements with the property team.
Can we phase work across more than one budget year?
Yes. The plan separates urgent recommendations from recurring maintenance and longer-term replacements. Timing is based on the arborist's findings, site use, and available budget; urgent hazards should not be deferred simply to fit a later phase.
Can we keep our existing tree-care vendor?
An existing vendor can be considered for the program. Peachtree reviews credentials and scope fit, then coordinates the agreed standards, schedule, and completion documentation.
Does the program cover trees on individual lots?
The scope starts with the areas the association is authorized to manage. Private-lot work and unclear maintenance boundaries are identified separately before assessment or field work is authorized.
Build your community's tree plan
Start the conversationStart with the property. Build the plan from there.
Share your locations, current priorities, existing tree records, and upcoming work. Peachtree will help define the assessment and program scope.