Move the tree, not just the problem.
A tree in the wrong spot is sometimes better moved than removed. We assess which trees can be moved, prepare the roots and relocate them to a place where they can thrive.
- Priced by: Tree size, root ball size, distance and equipment
- Methods: Hand digging, tree spade or crane for larger trees
What it is, and why it matters.
Smaller trees can often be moved with a good chance of survival, especially if they are healthy, young and moved at the right time. Larger trees need root pruning in advance and the right equipment.
Nashville Tree Service assesses transplanting jobs across Middle Tennessee. We tell you honestly whether the tree is a good candidate, prepare the root ball, move it carefully and plant it in the new spot with a mulch ring and a watering plan.
Four things done right.
Honest odds
We tell you if the tree is likely to survive.
Prepared roots
Root pruning in advance builds a stronger root ball.
Careful move
Trees are lifted and set with care.
Follow-up care
We provide watering and checking tips.
From first call to tree transplanting.
- 01
Evaluate
We check the tree, the root zone and the destination.
- 02
Prepare
We root prune and plan the move.
- 03
Move
We dig, lift and relocate.
- 04
Establish
We plant, mulch and recommend care.
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Can any tree be moved?
Smaller, healthy trees are good candidates. Large, old trees are much harder.
Will it survive?
Many do with the right season and care. We give you realistic odds.
How do I get an estimate for tree transplanting?
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 transplanting?
A short visit or a few photos, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.