Tree Service in Thompson's Station, TN

Thompson's Station at a glance

Thompson's Station is a town in Williamson County about 25 miles south of Nashville, between Franklin and Spring Hill. It had 1,283 residents in 2000 and 7,485 by 2020.

What that means for your trees

The town mixes old farm land, where fence rows and pasture trees have grown for generations, with brand-new neighbourhoods. Old fence-row trees often have wire grown into the trunk and decay inside. Take care if you want them removed; see tree removal.

Open ground and wind

Trees that grew up in the shelter of others can be blown over once nearby trees are cleared for building. If a tree on the edge of a new lot leans or lifts soil at its base after a storm, have it checked.

Historic homes on the National Register

Several Thompson's Station properties are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, including the Jacob Critz House, the Thomas L. Critz House, the Thompson's Station Bank, the John Neely House, the James P. Johnson House, Homestead Manor and the James Giddens House. The town also has parks covering more than 200 acres. Historic homes often come with old shade trees planted close to the house. Those trees can be worth keeping with careful pruning and, where needed, cabling. See cabling and bracing before deciding to remove a tree that has stood for a century.

Tree services in Thompson's Station

How it works

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3. The tree care professional confirms the price with you before starting work.

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