Nov 9, 2026
Durham's certified arborists are now putting office parks, healthcare campuses and corporate properties at the center of their work, with plant health care, pruning, hazardous tree removal, and land clearing for businesses throughout the Triangle.
Durham, NC, November 9, 2026 -- BroadLeaf Tree & Shrub is directing more of its scheduling toward commercial properties across the Research Triangle. The Durham tree care company, in business since 2018, has taken on business accounts from the start, but in recent months their commercial tree services have become a main focus, with many jobs now landing in the Research Triangle Park.
Commercial clients get the same core services BroadLeaf provides to homeowners: plant health care, structural and clearance pruning, and tree removal for dead or diseased trees. Business properties also bring needs beyond what a homeowner's yard might. Parking lot pruning keeps limbs clear of vehicles, light poles, and walkways before a branch failure becomes a claim. Land clearing is available for companies expanding a site or preparing ground for construction.
Plant health care is at the heart of the company's commercial relationships. Larry Eacret, BroadLeaf's plant health care specialist, assesses trees for disease, pest pressure, and soil stress, then builds treatment plans meant to keep mature trees standing. When a tree is past saving, removal crews work around loading docks, employee parking, and tenant foot traffic using lift and crane equipment sized for larger properties.
"Most of our commercial work is plant health care, pruning, and removing trees that are dead or diseased," said Blake Mills, co-owner of BroadLeaf Tree & Shrub. "Drought stress snowballs. A tree can survive one dry season and still carry that damage into the next, so our focus is on keeping trees healthy before they become a problem. We also prune parking lots to clear hazards, and we take on land clearing when a campus needs room for another building."
Business owners and property managers can book an on-site consultation at broadleaftreeandshrub.com or by calling (919) 632-3565. The consultation carries a fee, and that fee is credited toward the cost of any work BroadLeaf performs. An arborist walks the property, flags the trees or shrubs that need attention, and provides pricing before any work is scheduled.
About the company: BroadLeaf Tree & Shrub is a family-owned tree care company based in Durham, NC, serving businesses and homeowners across the Research Triangle, including Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Chapel Hill, Morrisville, Hillsborough, and Holly Springs. In business since 2018, the company is owned by Blake Mills and Matt Tuttle and specializes in plant health care, tree and shrub pruning, and tree removal. Mills, Tuttle, and plant health care partner Larry Eacret are all certified arborists. BroadLeaf is licensed and fully insured.
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Organization: BroadLeaf Tree & Shrub
Address: 600 Park Offices Dr Ste 300, Durham, NC 27709
Website: https://broadleaftreeandshrub.com/
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