Tree Service in Spring Hill, TN

Spring Hill at a glance

Spring Hill straddles Maury and Williamson counties, covers about 29.1 square miles and had 50,005 residents at the 2020 census. At that census, 46.3% of its households had children under 18. The city adopted a long-range plan, "Spring Hill Rising: 2040", in 2015.

What that means for your trees

Many Spring Hill homes are new, and newly planted yard trees need structural pruning in their first years to grow strong. Trees left from before construction may have lost roots during grading and can decline slowly. See tree health checks.

Kids, swings and treehouses

With so many families, backyard trees often hold swings, hammocks and treehouses. Have the tree and the limb checked before hanging anything, and avoid wrapping ropes tightly around branches, which can girdle them as they grow.

A school campus and a children's home

Spring Hill was once home to Branham and Hughes Military Academy, a preparatory school. Its campus later became the main campus of the Tennessee Children's Home, a ministry associated with the Churches of Christ. The city has grown rapidly since then, from 31,140 residents in 2012 to 40,000 by 2018, and new zoning was written in 2016 to guide the growth. As new streets replace open fields, the trees left standing at the edges of lots become more exposed to wind. If a tree near your home started leaning or dropping limbs after construction nearby, read is my tree dangerous?

Tree services in Spring Hill

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