Northside Tree Professionals has completed its third acquisition of 2025 and rebranded as Arbor Alliance to consolidate its commitment to excellence in tree care services.
Target Company Overview
Northside Tree Professionals, located in Atlanta, Georgia, is a prominent provider of tree care services, dedicated to delivering exceptional customer service and maintaining high operational standards. In December 2025, the company announced the successful acquisition of a tree care service in Jacksonville, Florida, marking its third acquisition within the year. This strategic move is part of a broader expansion plan fueled by a previous growth equity investment from Caravel Capital.
Previously, Northside expanded its footprint by acquiring Holcomb Tree Service in Dallas, Texas, and Georgia Tree Company in Atlanta, Georgia, in April and July of 2025, respectively. These acquisitions are aligned with their vision of creating Arbor Alliance, a rebranded platform that unites premier tree care companies under a collective commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer service.
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Industry Overview in the United States
The tree care industry in the United States has been experiencing significant growth driven by increasing consumer awareness and demand for professional tree services. With a focus on environmental sustainability, homeowners and business
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Northside Tree Professionals
invested in
Undisclosed Acquisition in Jacksonville, FL
in 2025
in a Growth Equity & Expansion Capital deal