Tree service for Nolensville and Arrington — the Williamson County side
Nolensville has gone from a crossroads to one of the fastest-growing towns in Tennessee in fifteen years, and every one of those subdivisions was cut out of cedar and hackberry ground. We're twenty minutes away and there every week.
Nolensville sits just over the Rutherford–Williamson line along Nolensville Road and Rocky Fork Road, and the growth since 2010 has been relentless: Bent Creek, Burkitt Place, Scales Farmstead, Silver Stream, Summerlyn, Telfair and a dozen more, all built on the same thin-soil-over-limestone ground as Murfreesboro. The builders left cedar and hackberry tree lines along the back of every lot and planted the fronts with red maples, Bradford pears and green ash — and the ash are dead, the pears are splitting, and the back-line hackberries are now over the fences. Out toward Arrington and the Triune area it's still farms and big old trees.
We handle the HOA street rows, the back-line removals over new fences and decks, the storm cleanup after fronts come through, and the cedar clearing for the acreage lots toward Arrington. Nolensville's town code covers trees on town property and the landscape plans it approved; your yard tree is yours, and we check which is which before we quote.
What we do in Nolensville & Arrington
HOA dead-ash & pear rows
Street trees in the newer subdivisions removed as a group and replaced with plan-compliant natives.
Back-line hackberry removal
Leaning volunteers over fences, decks and pools, rigged or craned.
Storm cleanup
24/7 after tornado warnings and straight-line winds.
Cedar clearing
Mulching for pads and pasture on the acreage toward Arrington.
Stump grinding
811 marked, ground below grade where the rock allows.
Commercial
Churches, schools and the town-center businesses on annual programs.
Neighborhoods and areas we cover
- Nolensville town center
- Bent Creek
- Burkitt Place
- Scales Farmstead
- Silver Stream
- Summerlyn
- Telfair
- Rocky Fork Road
- Nolensville Road corridor
- Arrington
- Triune
- Kingdom Ridge
Tree services available in Nolensville & Arrington
- Tree removal, crane removal, 24/7 emergency service
- Trimming & pruning, hackberry, maple & oak care, cabling & bracing
- Ash removal (EAB), Bradford pear removal
- Stump grinding, storm cleanup, lot & cedar clearing
- HOA & commercial tree service
Questions from Nolensville & Arrington homeowners
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Nolensville?
For a tree in your own yard, in our experience, no. The town regulates trees on public property and the landscape plans it approved for subdivisions and commercial sites — HOA street trees often fall under those plans and have to be replaced, not just removed. We'll tell you which category yours is in.
Do you serve Williamson County?
Nolensville, Arrington and Triune, yes — it's a short drive from our Murfreesboro base and part of the regular route.
How much does tree removal cost in Nolensville?
Same as Rutherford County: $250 to $700 small, $600 to $1,500 medium, $1,500 to $4,000 for a big hackberry or maple over a house, $2,500 to $7,000 with a crane.
Can you do the whole HOA's dead ash at once?
That's the cheapest way to do it — one setup, priced per tree, replacements planted to satisfy the town's plan.
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