
After a storm, the tree that fell is the easy part
Everyone calls about the tree on the ground. The one that worries us is the one still upright with a cracked limb in it.

Written by the crew that does the work
Plain answers to the questions we actually get asked, from twenty-four years of working on Memphis trees. No filler, and nothing we would not tell you standing in your yard.

Everyone calls about the tree on the ground. The one that worries us is the one still upright with a cracked limb in it.

We get asked this most weeks, and the answer is more straightforward than people expect — with one real limit worth knowing before anybody starts cutting.

It is almost never the tree. It is how the tree gets out — and that is worth understanding before you decide which quote is the good one.

Full canopy, green leaves, no dead branches — and the root plate underneath has been failing for three years. Here is what to look at instead.

What an arborist looks at on a health check, why it matters in this climate, and what you get out of one.

Fill out the form and tell us what kind of tree service is needed: from tree removal, trimming, to firewood or just a health check. We have a certified arborist and professional crews who know the trees of Memphis.