Tree removal, done with a plan.
When a tree has to come down, the cut is the easy part. The plan is what keeps your roof, fence, lawn and neighbors safe, and it starts with a look at the tree, the drop zone and the way out.
- Priced by: Height, trunk size, access, what is under the tree and what you want done with the wood
- Methods: Straight felling, sectional removal with ropes, bucket truck or crane
What it is, and why it matters.
A tree that is dead, leaning, split, crowding a house or simply in the wrong place is a decision, not a disaster. The right crew looks at the whole picture first: how the tree is growing, what is under and around it, where the weight will go and how the wood will get out of the yard.
Nashville Tree Service removes trees across Middle Tennessee by felling when there is room and by climbing and rigging limbs down piece by piece when there is not. Roots, stump and cleanup are planned from the start, so the yard at the end of the day looks like a yard again.
Four things done right.
A plan before the first cut
We walk the drop zone and the exit path and explain how the tree will come down.
Protected property
Ropes, mats and careful cuts keep lawns, roofs and fences in one piece.
Whole-job pricing
The price includes cleanup, so you know what you are getting.
Stump options
Grind the stump the same visit or leave it for later.
From first call to tree removal.
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Look and measure
We walk the tree and the site, check lines, roofs and access, and talk through your goals.
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Written price
You get a clear price with the cleanup and stump choices listed.
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Careful removal
The tree comes down by felling or in sections, with every cut planned.
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Cleanup and finish
Brush is chipped, wood is hauled or stacked, and the yard is raked and checked.
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18Tree Removal: common questions
How do I know if a tree should come down?
Dead branches over half the crown, a lean that has changed, deep cracks, mushrooms at the base and heaved soil are all warning signs. An arborist visit gives you a straight answer.
Do you take the stump too?
We can grind the stump the same day as the removal or schedule it later. It is priced separately so you can choose.
How do I get an estimate for tree 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 tree removal?
A short visit or a few photos, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.