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Based in Maryville, Tennessee

Volunteer Tree Co.

Blount County, Tennessee

Tree Service in Friendsville, Tennessee

Tree removal, stump grinding, clearing, and storm cleanup for homes, farms, and acreage in and around Friendsville.

Approximate locations · Based in Maryville, TN

Friendsville is a small town in western Blount County, settled by Quakers, members of the Society of Friends, which is where the name comes from. It's still mostly country: farms, rolling pasture, woodlots, and houses on bigger lots between Maryville and the Loudon County line.

Tree work around Friendsville is a mix of smaller jobs close to town and bigger ones on acreage: trees by barns and outbuildings, fence rows, woodlots, and land being cleared for new houses.

Where we work around Friendsville

Friendsville and the rest of west Blount County, including property toward Louisville and the Loudon County line.

Country jobs are usually easier to plan in person, and we're glad to come walk the property.

Local conditions

What Friendsville properties usually have going on

Big trees by the barn
Old trees shading barns, sheds, and equipment buildings, often with dead limbs hanging over the roof.
Fence rows
Trees and brush grown through the fence, and big fence-row trees dropping limbs on livestock fencing.
Woodlots
Dead and leaning trees in the woods near the house, the driveway, and trails.
Houses on acreage
Newer houses built on cleared parts of wooded land, with trees at the edge of the woods now leaning over the yard.

Storms

Storm cleanup around Friendsville

Storms that sweep across open farmland hit fence-row trees and the edge of the woods hard. Trees down across fences and long driveways are the usual result.

If animals are behind a damaged fence, say so when you call; opening the fence line may make sense before the rest of the cleanup.

Emergency tree serviceWhat to do when a tree falls

Access

Getting to the tree

Gravel drives, pasture gates, soft ground, and slopes are normal out here. Gate widths, low spots, and anything buried, like water lines, septic tanks and fields, or electric runs to outbuildings, are worth mentioning up front.

When the wood doesn't need to go anywhere, like trees at the back of a woodlot, leaving it to rot down can save a good bit of money.

Do you work on farms and country property around Friendsville?

Yes. Fence rows, trees by the barn, woodlots, and clearing are all part of the work.

Do I have to pay to haul off every tree?

No. On bigger properties, trees cut in the woods or at the edge of a field can often be left on site to rot down, which keeps the price down. Tell us before the job and we'll plan for it.

Can you take out trees growing into my fence?

Yes. They get cut out, the brush cleared, and the stumps ground or cut low so the fence can be fixed or rebuilt.

Need tree work in Friendsville?

Call, or send a few photos. Estimates are free.

Call Now, Volunteer Tree Co., (865) 489-8733Free Estimate