Take back the back forty, or the backyard.
Vines, briars, privet and saplings can swallow a yard or fence line in a few seasons. We cut them back, remove the roots where it matters and leave the ground clear.
- Priced by: Area, density, access and haul-off
- Methods: Hand cutting, brush cutters and chippers
What it is, and why it matters.
Overgrowth is more than cosmetic. It hides snakes and trash, strangles trees and fences, spreads invasive plants and gives pests a place to live. Cutting it back, then keeping it back, is what makes a property feel cared for again.
Nashville Tree Service removes brush, vines and overgrown shrubs across Middle Tennessee. We cut, chip and haul, remove invasive species where possible and recommend a maintenance plan so the work stays done.
Four things done right.
Fast results
Large areas open up in a day or two.
Targets invasives
We deal with plants that come back.
Fence and tree friendly
We cut vines off trees and fences without damage.
Hauled away
No brush piles left behind.
From first call to brush and overgrowth removal.
- 01
Mark
We mark what stays.
- 02
Cut
We cut brush, vines and unwanted trees.
- 03
Chip and haul
We process and haul the debris.
- 04
Maintain
We recommend how to keep it from growing back.
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35Brush and Overgrowth Removal: common questions
Will the brush grow back?
Some will. Cutting is the first step, and follow-up trimming or treatment keeps it back.
Can you remove poison ivy?
We can cut and remove it with proper protection, but it can cause skin reactions, so we use care in handling it.
How do I get an estimate for brush and overgrowth removal?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. A few photos and a rough height usually give us what we need, and we send a written price. Larger jobs start with a short visit.
Ready to talk about brush and overgrowth removal?
A short visit or a few photos, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.