Christmas In October |
| Employees from Arbor Masters of Kansas City volunteered their time for the Christmas in October program. Crews pruned and removed fallen trees at four family homes in the Kansas City metro area. |
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| Arbor Masters® crews assist with Tornado Clean up |
Arbor Masters® crews headed to Alabama On April 28th, 2011 to assist with tree removal and clean up after an estimated 35 tornados swept through the South. Crews are focusing on Tuscaloosa, AL, which sustained the most damage. National Weather Service concluded that the tornado that devastated the area was an EF4 with winds at over 130mph. Read more from TCIA about the catastrophic storm clean up here. |
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| Tulsa Branch helps local church with Landscape makeover |
Arbor Masters® along with PLANET (Professional Landcare Network) provided selected parks, schools and churches with a free makover in celebration of Earth Day. Arbor Masters® Branch Manager Chuck Ulrich and his crew teamed with other landscape companies to provide tree pruning and landscape work at the Friendship Church in Tulsa, OK. Click here to read more about Arbor Masters® Earth Day activities. |
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| Oklahoma City Tornado Debris Removal |
Crews from our Oklahoma City and Kansas City office are working on vegetative debris removal from the recent storms that hit Oklahoma. Arbor Masters® is one of two companies awarded contracts by the state to assist with vegetative debris removal after the recent tornadoes. Our crews along with eight grapple trucks are working to remove ten square miles of curbside debris. |
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Capstone Award |
Arbor Masters® Tree & Landscape was recently honored at the fifth annual Capstone Awards ceremony. The Capstone Award recognizes architects, engineers, contractors and developers responsible for outstanding projects throughout the community during the past year. Arbor Masters® was recognized in the Infrastructure Category as part of the team that developed the K-State Olathe Innovation Campus and Bioscience Park.
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| Osprey Rescue |
Conrad Tree Service, a division of Arbor Masters® Tree Service, located in Ocala, Florida came to the rescue of an injured Osprey. The Osprey is on the Federally protected species list and can only be handled by licensed, trained professionals . Using one of our arial extension bucket trucks, Conrad Tree Service tree professionals were able to reach the injured Osprey who was caught dangling 85 feet high in a tree. Click here to view a news video explaining the rescue process. |
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| January 2010 Oklahoma Ice Storm |
| Thousands of homeowners were without power after the ice storm that hit Oklahoma in January 2010. Arbor Masters® tree service crews from Fort Worth, Texas and Kansas City offices joined the Oklahoma City crews in the removal and clean up of downed trees damaged by the ice and snow. The clean up process is expected to continue through the month of February. |
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K-State Bioscience Project |
| On October 9, 2009, Arbor Masters® Tree & Landscape invited children on a field trip to the new K-State Olathe Innovation Campus currently under construction. The children braved the chilly weather to help spread grass seed that will be part of the new grassland landscape, promoting habitat restoration and the growing green initiative. Click here to read more about this growing green project! |
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| Eagle Mountain Community Days - Ft. Worth, TX |
| Eagle Mountain Community Day is an annual event in Fort Worth, Texas where the community comes together to help beautify the neighborhood. After the clean up was completed, everyone gathered at the park for fun, games and hot dogs on the grill prepared by the fire department. Radio Disney, one of the sponsors entertained the crowds with music and fun facts. Arbor Masters® Tree Service Division Manager Glen Jennings sponsored the Kid's Climb workshop by teaching children the proper and safe way to use ropes to climb up and down a tree. |
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| Greensburg, Kansas |
| Arbor Masters® is proud to announce their joint effort with the Murray Company and the Greensburg community in furthering the green initiatives started by the citizens of Greensburg following the devastating tornado in 2007. In keeping with the Greensburg Sustainable Comprehensive Master Plan, Arbor Masters® will be installing the landscape, irrigation and bioretention basins located around the perimeter of the new Kiowa County hospital. Arbor Masters will commence their work in May 2009. Visit the Greensburg website for further details on their extensive rebuilding efforts: http://www.greensburgks.org |
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