Good wood, put to good use.
A removed tree is also a pile of firewood, lumber or craft wood. We cut, split, stack or haul logs, and we can set aside logs for people who want them.
- Priced by: Volume, species and whether it is split and stacked
- Methods: Chainsaws, log splitters and trucks
What it is, and why it matters.
When a big tree comes down, it is a lot of wood. Oak, hickory and maple make excellent firewood, and some logs are worth milling for a project. Letting a good log rot in a pile or filling a landfill with it is a waste.
Nashville Tree Service cuts logs to length, splits and stacks firewood on request and hauls logs away or sets them aside for you. Across Middle Tennessee, we can also keep large logs for people with a project, so ask when we are planning your removal.
Four things done right.
Right lengths
Logs cut to firewood or slab lengths.
Split and stacked
Ready to burn after seasoning.
Stays or goes
You choose to keep, sell or haul it.
Less waste
Good wood is used.
From first call to firewood and log services.
- 01
Plan
We discuss what wood you want.
- 02
Cut
We cut logs to the lengths you choose.
- 03
Split and stack
We split and stack if requested.
- 04
Haul
We haul away what you do not need.
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01Firewood and Log Services: common questions
Is fresh wood ready to burn?
No. Hardwood usually needs six months to a year to season.
Can I keep logs for woodworking?
Yes. Tell us before the removal so we can cut and keep the best sections.
How do I get an estimate for firewood and log services?
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 firewood and log services?
A short visit or a few photos, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.