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Based in Maryville, Tennessee

Volunteer Tree Co.

Blount County, Tennessee

Tree Service in Walland, Tennessee

Tree removal, storm cleanup, and clearing for Walland's wooded homesites, small farms, and creekside property along the Little River.

Approximate locations · Based in Maryville, TN

Walland is a small community on the Little River and Highway 321 between Maryville and Townsend, at the foot of Chilhowee Mountain. It's mostly country and mostly wooded: houses set back on long drives, small farms, and land along the river and its creeks.

Tree work in Walland is closer to mountain work than town work: big trees near houses on slopes, creekside trees with undercut roots, and careful clearing for homesites and views.

Where we work in Walland

Walland and the area around it, including property along the Little River, off Highway 321, and on the roads climbing into the foothills.

Walland is on the way from Maryville to Townsend, so it's an easy place to fit in an estimate.

Local conditions

What Walland properties usually have going on

Creekside trees
Sycamores, river birches, and other trees along the Little River and its creeks, with roots undercut by high water. They can lean out over the water or fall across the bank.
Big trees on wooded homesites
Houses built back in the woods with oaks, poplars, and pines on every side.
Long gravel drives
Drives that cross creeks, climb hills, and run under the trees, where one fallen tree can block the only way in.
View and homesite clearing
Selective clearing to open up a mountain view or build on a wooded lot.

Storms

Storm cleanup in Walland

Heavy rain raises the Little River and its creeks fast, and soaked banks give up trees. Wind coming off the mountain can drop trees across drives and roads.

If a tree has you blocked in, say so when you call.

Emergency tree serviceWhat to do when a tree falls

Access

Getting to the tree

Walland drives are often gravel, steep, and narrow, sometimes with a low-water crossing or a small bridge that can't take heavy equipment. Mention them up front.

Creekside work gets planned to keep equipment out of the water and off the stream bank. Disturbing the creek itself can require state permits.

Can you take down a tree leaning over the creek?

Usually. Creekside removals get planned to keep equipment out of the water and pieces out of the channel. If the tree's already in the creek, we'll talk through the options.

Can you clear trees to open up a view?

Yes, selectively. Taking out the right trees opens up the view without stripping the slope. Leaving the roots and ground cover in place on steep ground helps hold it together.

My bridge or culvert can't take much weight. Can you still do the job?

Probably. Compact equipment and hand work can handle a lot. Tell us about it and the job gets planned around it.

Need tree work in Walland?

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

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