MURFREESBORO LAND & TREE SERVICES
At Bethel Tree Services
We Are Tree Experts
There is no type of tree in Tennessee we can't properly remove, trim, care or enhance with our arborist services.
Call For
Emergency Tree Service
Before You Need It
When it comes time to call for an emergency tree service, every second wasted puts your property at risk!
Serving
Murfreesboro TN
and Surrounding Middle Tennessee
High Quality Service
At Bethel Tree Services our specialists have the expertise to do the job right the first time for both residential and commercial properties. Our Tree Service Team specializes in a wide variety of tree services, from removal and grinding to trimming for preventive maintenance.
We Take Pride In Our Work
Our team of arborists will examine your property's trees to make sure they aren't suffering from disease or extensive damage. We'll trim back any offending branches to give your trees room to grow and keep them thriving in Middle Tennessee. Currently we offer:
Look For Signs
How to Spot the Early Signs of Tree Failure to Minimize Danger on Your Property.
Decaying trees on your property pose a danger to you, your home, and even your neighbors. If you have trees around your home, learning to recognize the potential signs of tree failure is your responsibility to your community.
When evaluating trees on your property for any signs of potential failure, it is important to understand the way a tree can fail, why it will fail, and the warning signs you should keep an eye out for.
You want to start inspecting your trees for possible failure at the ground. Signs of possible failure at the ground level indicate that the entirety of the tree is at risk of failure. If you see signs of distress in a tree’s canopy such as loss of leaves, dead or brittle branches, it could actually be caused by something within the structure or roots.
If you are noticing any signs of distress in your trees, consult an experienced arborist at Bethel Tree Services for an assessment to avoid the possibility of catastrophic failure.
Homeowners should consider any potential risks associated with trees during storms and seek professional guidance when necessary. By being proactive and responsive, homeowners can take steps to mitigate risks, such as removing weak or diseased trees, pruning branches near structures and securing large trees with professional-grade straps or cables. Protect your Home & family before it is too late!