Short, plain answers about trees, for homeowners in Memphis, Germantown, Collierville and Hernando.
by Fant's Landscape
Stay clear of the tree and look for wires first. Call 911 if anyone is hurt. If nobody is in danger, call your insurance company before anyone cuts the tree.
by Fant's Landscape
A dead tree within reach of the house, a lean of more than 15 degrees over something it could hit, or roots that are half damaged are all reasons to have a tree looked at. That is University of Tennessee Extension's guidance, in plain words.
by Fant's Landscape
We do not put a price on a page, because a tree's price comes from where it is, how big it is and what stands under it. Here is what changes a quote, and the city rules to check before anyone cuts.
Call or text Darren. The estimate is free, and the quote comes in writing after he looks at the tree.
Tell us about your yard and Darren will call to set up the visit.
Or email [email protected] for a free estimate.