Sevier County, Tennessee
Tree Service in Seymour, Tennessee
Tree removal, stump grinding, and storm cleanup for Seymour's wooded hillsides, subdivisions, and country property along Chapman Highway.
Approximate locations · Based in Maryville, TN
Seymour sits along Chapman Highway between Knoxville and Sevierville, in north Sevier County near the Knox and Blount county lines. It's a mix of subdivisions, older houses on bigger lots, and wooded ridges with houses tucked back in the trees.
Hillsides are the big thing here. Trees grow above and below the house, driveways climb through the woods, and a tree that goes the wrong direction can end up on the roof.
Where we work in Seymour
The whole Seymour area, including property off Chapman Highway, Boyds Creek Highway, and the ridges and hollows around them.
Somewhere between Seymour and Sevierville and not sure you're in range? Call and ask.
Local conditions
What Seymour properties usually have going on
- Trees on steep slopes
- Trees growing above the house on a hillside, where which way a tree falls changes everything about how it gets taken down.
- Wooded driveways
- Long, narrow drives through the woods with trees leaning over them and limbs that scrape trucks and delivery vans.
- Tall poplars and pines
- Tulip poplars and pines grow fast and straight on these slopes. They get tall enough to reach a house from a surprising distance.
- Subdivision yards
- Newer neighborhoods with trees planted close to the house and stumps left over from clearing the lots.
Services
Tree services in Seymour
- Tree Removal in SeymourHillside trees above and below the house taken down without anything sliding downhill.
- Stump Grinding in SeymourStumps ground in yards and on slopes wherever a grinder can work safely.
- Storm Damage Cleanup in SeymourDowned trees on drives and yards cleaned up after storms.
Also available in Seymour: Excavator Stump Removal · Emergency Tree Service · Fallen Tree Removal · Brush & Debris Removal · Land Clearing & Grading
Storms
Storm cleanup in Seymour
Ridges and hillsides catch wind the valleys don't, and soaked slopes let trees uproot more easily after heavy rain.
One tree across a long driveway can leave you stuck at home. Tell us that when you call, and we'll talk through getting the drive open.
Access
Getting to the tree
Steep, narrow driveways limit what can get up to the tree. Whether a trailer can make it up, and where it can turn around, is worth a photo.
On slopes, wood may be lowered on ropes, winched, or cut up and left in the woods when hauling it out doesn't make sense.
Questions
Seymour questions
Can you take down a tree on the slope above my house?
Usually, yes. Depending on the slope and what's below, that can mean sectional cutting, rigging, or equipment-assisted removal, planned so nothing rolls or slides toward the house. You'll hear the plan when we look at it.
My driveway is steep and narrow. Can you still get to the tree?
Tell us about it or send a photo. Compact equipment gets up a lot of driveways a big truck can't. If a trailer can't make it, the job gets planned around that.
Do you go between Seymour and Sevierville?
We cover the Seymour area and nearby parts of north Sevier County. If you're not sure you're in range, call and ask.
Need tree work in Seymour?
Call, or send a few photos. Estimates are free.