Asplundh Tree Expert is moving to a sprawling new Horsham headquarters
The 120,000-square-foot office is just down the road from the Willow Grove headquarters where the family-owned pruning company has been based for half a century.
Asplundh Tree Expert is moving out of the Willow Grove building that has served as its corporate headquarters for more than 50 years.
But the family-owned company isn’t going far: Its new, 120,000-square-foot home base is half a mile down the road from its current location.
The company publicly announced the move last week. Jeff Mack, executive managing director at the commercial real estate firm Newmark, said it is one of the largest office leases completed this year in the Philadelphia area, with Asplundh on track to create “an exciting workplace to attract and retain talent.”
Mack represented Asplundh in the lease negotiation, and is also doing so in the sale of its longtime headquarters, a more than 93,000-square-foot office building that sits on 13 acres.
Sometime in early 2026, Mack said, Asplundh plans to relocate from the 708 Blair Mill Rd. property to a renovated office at 680 Blair Mill, which has a Horsham ZIP code. Asplundh signed a long-term lease for the new space, Mack said, declining to disclose how much the company agreed to pay.
Once the move is complete, more than 400 local employees will have “a larger, more contemporary workplace,” Asplundh executives said in a statement. Mack said the company will also have building-top signage at its new headquarters, which is owned by Workspace Property Trust.
“With a significant footprint in the Greater Philadelphia area ourselves, we value Asplundh’s long-standing commitment to the community and their employees, and we are proud to provide a headquarters space that is close to home and well-suited to support its continued success,” Tony Nichols, senior vice president of leasing at Workspace Property Trust, said in a statement.
The tree pruning and vegetation management company was founded in 1928 in the Philadelphia suburbs. Its crews focus on clearing brush around power lines, with much of its work based on contracts with utilities, as well as state, local, and federal governments.
Asplundh has expanded over the years, and says it now has more than 36,000 employees working across the U.S., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.