American Arbor

04/07/2026

The Van Buren County Road Commission and South Haven has been great to us.👍

We have about another week of tree removals and then we are on to stump grinding. 🌳

04/01/2026

We’ll be working in the South Haven area over the next week and need places to drop firewood. Mixed log sizes available. Message us ASAP if you’re interested!

03/27/2026

03/15/2026

🌳 Contest Winner Announcement! 🌳

Thank you to everyone who participated in our guessing contest and shared the post. We had a lot of fun seeing all the guesses come in!

The correct answer was 37 minutes from the first cut to having both trees on the ground.

Congratulations to Sara Wilson, who guessed 36 minutes and was the closest! 🎉

Sara, please send us a message to arrange pickup of your $50 gas card.

We appreciate everyone who joined in, followed our page, and supported our small local business. Our crew takes a lot of pride in the work they do, and it’s always fun to share a little behind-the-scenes of what goes into these jobs.

03/11/2026

🌳 CONTEST TIME! 🌳

We just assisted in the removal of these two trees…

How long do you think it took to have them both on the ground?

⬇️ To enter:
• Like our page
• Share this post
• Comment your guess in minutes below

🎁 Prize: $50 Gas Card

The person with the closest guess wins!

If multiple people guess the same closest answer, those names will be put into a random drawing for the prize.

💬 Feel free to tag a friend who might have a good guess!

🔔 You need to be a follower of American Arbor to be eligible to win.

🔔 Guesses need to be on the original post.

⏳ Contest ends Friday 3/13 at 7:00 PM
🏆 Winner will be announced Saturday 3/14

Good luck!

03/11/2026

Storm cleanup continued today for our crew.

One team partnered with Jay Kitzinger to remove storm-damaged trees at the Three Rivers Community Schools Administration Building, while the other crew was working on roadside cleanup. When our Avant blew a hydraulic line, the crew quickly shifted gears and moved over to less urgent storm work.

Every day we’re making a little more progress helping our community recover after the storm.

It’s been great seeing so many people working together to get things cleaned up.

03/10/2026

Storm cleanup takes teamwork. 🌳💪

Our small but mighty team is dividing and conquering today.

One crew is in Benton Harbor handling roadside work, while another crew teamed up with Jackson Draime and Top Service Tree Trimming and Removal LLC to help tackle some of the larger cleanup from the recent storm.

When storms hit our area, it’s incredible to see local companies work together to help get roads cleared, properties cleaned up, and communities back to normal.

We’re proud of our hardworking crew and thankful for the opportunity to work alongside other professionals who care about this community just as much as we do.

Stay safe out there, everyone.

03/10/2026

03/08/2026

We had to call in the real professionals today.

Oliver (3) stopped by the job site and made sure the Sennebogen was being operated correctly. He takes machine supervision very seriously and was happy to lend a hand.

Scarlett (1) assisted with photos and videos for a while… until she decided it was time for a nap.

Growing up around the tree world means job sites sometimes turn into family time too. Safe to say both of them approved of today’s operations.

03/08/2026

We wrapped up day two of storm cleanup today after the tornado that came through our community.

Our production crew, sales arborist, and Matthew were back out again today working through storm-damaged trees and debris. It has truly been an all-hands-on-deck effort these past couple days.

Our production crew is the heart of this company, and the hard work they’ve put in helping our community begin recovering has been incredible to watch.

It has also been amazing to see our small town come together — neighbors helping neighbors, crews working long hours clearing debris, and utility workers restoring power.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to help and appreciate everyone’s patience as cleanup continues across the area.