Tree Service in Bethesda, TN

Bethesda at a glance

Bethesda is an unincorporated community in rural southeastern Williamson County. It formed along Rutherford Creek in the early 1800s as a small community serving local farms, and today includes Bethesda Elementary School and Bethesda Market & Deli.

What that means for your trees

Farmland and creek bottoms grow big trees, and creek-side trees in wet soil can tip over in storms when the ground is saturated. Watch trees near the house and barns after heavy rain; see storm and emergency tree service.

Along the creek

Trees on creek banks hold soil in place, so removing them can cause erosion. Before clearing near Rutherford Creek, ask a professional whether pruning would do instead.

Steele House and the church

Early settlers such as the Bond and Steele families built log and frame homes around Bethesda. The Bethesda Methodist Church was organised in 1832 and a brick church built in 1844. The William Steele House, built in 1850 on Bethesda-Arno Road half a mile east of the village, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988, and the Smithson-McCall Farm followed in 2007. On farms like these, a single storm can bring down several big trees at once. Our guide to what to do when a tree falls covers the first steps.

Tree services in Bethesda

How it works

1. Tap "Get help now" and answer a few quick questions.
2. A tree care professional serving Bethesda will get in touch to confirm the details and set a time.
3. The tree care professional confirms the price with you before starting work.

Also serving: Brentwood, Spring Hill, Thompson's Station, Fairview, Leiper's Fork, College Grove and all of Franklin.