Tree Service in Brentwood, TN

Brentwood at a glance

Brentwood is a city of 45,373 people (2020 census) in northern Williamson County, just south of Nashville. An annexation in 2001 grew it from 35.4 to 40.8 square miles, and in 2010 it had about 900 people per square mile.

What that means for your trees

With a low population density for a suburb, many Brentwood homes sit on large, wooded lots with mature hardwoods close to the house. Big trees near roofs and driveways need regular deadwood removal and clearance pruning. See roof and driveway clearance.

Big old trees, big decisions

Large, mature trees add shade and value, but they also carry the most risk in a storm. A tree health check every few years helps you decide whether a tree needs pruning, cabling or removal. See cabling and bracing.

Mounds, history and Primm Park

Long before the subdivisions, Mississippian-culture people, known locally as the Mound Indians or Stone Box Indians, built earthwork mounds topped with ceremonial buildings here during the first millennium of the Common Era. Artifacts and mounds have been found during development in the Meadowlake subdivision and at the library site on Concord Road. Primm Historic Park preserves the largest of these mounds, still visible today; by about 1300 the settlement had largely been abandoned. Historic sites and old trees go together here, and working around both takes care. If a large tree sits near a structure you value, ask for a crew that lowers limbs by rope rather than dropping them.

Tree services in Brentwood

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