Tree Service in Leiper's Fork, TN

Leiper's Fork at a glance

Leiper's Fork is an unincorporated rural village in Williamson County, with about 650 people on roughly 1,100 acres. Most of it shares a ZIP code with Franklin. The village lies on the Natchez Trace Parkway and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a historic district.

What that means for your trees

Rural lots and farms here have big pasture trees, fence rows and wooded hollows. Large trees far from the road need crews with the right equipment to reach them without rutting fields. Mention access when you send a request. See lot and brush clearing.

Driveways and long lanes

Long farm lanes lined with trees need limbs lifted so trucks, trailers and emergency vehicles can pass. See clearance pruning.

Land grants and the Bentons

Leiper's Fork grew up along the Natchez Trace, a key route for Native Americans and early settlers. In the late 1700s settlers from North Carolina and Virginia arrived with land grants for service in the American Revolution. Lieutenant Jesse Steed received a 2,560-acre grant that includes the village site; his half-brother John McGee inherited it and sold the area to Jesse Benton in 1789. Benton's son, Thomas Hart Benton, later a U.S. senator from Missouri, moved the family here in 1801. On historic land, old trees are part of the character. A careful crew can prune and support them so they last, and remove only what has to go.

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