Technology
Technology that supports the work — not a replacement for expertise
Peachtree Arborists uses technology to support estimating, coordination, quality control, and scaling. On-site arboriculture judgment stays with trained professionals and the crews performing the work.
Where technology helps
- Organized property and tree information in one place
- Faster, more consistent estimating and proposals
- Coordinated vendors, schedules, and documentation
- Quality control that holds as the network grows
How Peachtree uses technology
Where it helps
Four operational areas technology supports
Technology is applied to the parts of the business that benefit from organization and consistency.
Estimating
Support for faster, more consistent estimates and proposals across jobs and markets.
Coordination
Coordinating vendors, crews, and production schedules across multiple locations from one place.
Quality control
Consistent standards, documentation, and follow-through as more crews join the network.
Scaling
Repeatable process and shared information that make disciplined growth possible.
A separate company
About Treeable
Treeable is a separate company that was incubated by Peachtree Arborists and spun out to focus on tree-intelligence technology. Peachtree and Treeable are distinct organizations. Peachtree is a client and partner of Treeable — it uses technology to support its operations — but the two are not the same business.
We keep this distinction clear on purpose: Peachtree is a canopy management platform and operating partner; Treeable is a separate technology company. When you work with Peachtree, the canopy program is managed by Peachtree for tree management and coordination.
Visit TreeableDistinct entity
Treeable operates as its own company with its own product and mission.
Tree intelligence
Treeable focuses on technology for understanding and managing trees.
Common questions
Technology FAQ
Is Treeable the same company as Peachtree Arborists?
No. Treeable is a separate company. It was incubated by Peachtree Arborists and spun out as its own business focused on tree-intelligence technology. Peachtree is a client and partner that uses technology to support its operations; the two are distinct organizations.
How does technology support Peachtree's tree management?
Technology helps Peachtree in operational areas — organizing property and tree information, supporting estimating and proposals, coordinating vendors and schedules, and maintaining consistent quality control and documentation as the network grows. It supports the team and the crews; it does not replace on-site arborist judgment.
Does software make the tree-care decisions?
No. Field decisions are made by qualified people. Technology is used to organize information, standardize process, and improve coordination and record-keeping — the arboriculture expertise and on-site assessment remain with trained professionals and the crews performing the work.
However we organize the work behind the scenes, on-site arboriculture judgment always stays with qualified people.
Questions about how we work?
Whether it's a single tree or a multi-site portfolio, the people coordinating your work are backed by process and tools built for consistency.