Every Chattanooga neighborhood has its own kind of tree job. Signal Mountain has steep lots, Red Bank has tight ones, Soddy-Daisy has wooded acreage, and East Brainerd is still dealing with the 2020 tornado. Pick your area for local details, or call (423) 356-6500 if you don't see your town. If you're close by, we can likely help.
Tennessee
HixsonOlder hardwoods and lake lotsSee local details
Red BankBig trees on small, close-set lotsSee local details
Signal MountainSteep lots, bluffs, rigging and cranesSee local details
Lookout MountainOld oaks and mountain access, TN and GASee local details
East RidgeMature trees close to post-war homesSee local details
East BrainerdStorm-weakened trees and leftover stumpsSee local details
OoltewahNew-build lots, clearing, builder stumpsSee local details
Soddy-DaisyWooded acreage, pines and ridge slopesSee local details
Georgia
Ringgold, GACatoosa County storm cleanup and ridge lotsSee local details
Fort Oglethorpe, GAMature oaks next to the battlefield parkSee local details
Chattanooga neighborhoods
We also cover the city itself, including North Shore, Riverview, Highland Park, St. Elmo, Brainerd, Missionary Ridge, Lupton City, Tyner and Downtown. In Chattanooga city limits, you can request brush pickup through 311 for limbs up to 8 feet long and 18 inches thick, and trees in the street right-of-way are handled by the city's urban forestry program, not the homeowner.
Nearby towns
Collegedale, Apison, Harrison, Lakesite, Rossville, Chickamauga and Flintstone are all close enough that a crew can usually help. Call and ask.