Tree Service in Lewisburg
and Marshall County, TN

Crane-Assisted Tree Removal Available 24/7

Top Notch provides tree removal, trimming, pruning, land clearing, and 24/7 emergency tree service across Lewisburg and Marshall County. We’re locally owned and family-owned, and our crews are OSHA certified, crane certified, and CPR certified on every job, whether it’s a routine trim or a hazardous removal after a storm.

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Locally Owned and Family-Owned

OSHA Certified

Crane Certified

5-Star Rated

Top Notch Property Management

Our Guarantees

No-Surprise Guarantee: what we quote is what you pay
Workmanship Guarantee and guaranteed repairs on every completed job
On-Time Guarantee for scheduled appointments

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Current Offers

10% off any service over $2,500 for new customers
Insurance billing for emergency tree removal
Free, no-obligation estimates, including virtual and phone estimates
Weekend appointments by request

Our Tree Services Across Marshall County

We cover the full range of tree work a Marshall County property is likely to need, from a single
overgrown tree in a Lewisburg backyard to a multi-acre clearing job on rural land.

Tree Removal

Safe removal of dead, hazardous, storm-damaged, or unwanted trees, including crane-assisted removal for the largest or most hazardous jobs. We size the method to the tree rather than forcing every job through the same approach.

Tree Trimming and Pruning

Canopy cleaning, weight reduction, clearance trimming, and structural pruning that supports a tree's long-term health, not just its appearance.

24/7 Emergency Tree Service

Trees on structures, blocked driveways, and storm damage handled day or night. Marshall County sees real severe weather, and we're built to respond to it fast.

Land Clearing

Clearing wooded or overgrown land for construction, agricultural use, or general property improvement, scoped to the acreage and terrain of the specific property.

Stump Grinding

Grinding stumps below grade, standalone or bundled with a removal.

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About Top Notch Property Management

Our Equipment

We own and maintain our own fleet, so we can match the right equipment to each job without relying on rental availability.

Grapple saws for efficient tree removal and processing
Mini-loaders for tight or hard-to-access areas
Grapple trucks for larger removal and hauling jobs
Knucklebooms for heavy lifting and controlled removals
Yard mats on jobs where heavy equipment needs to cross lawns or driveways to help minimize property damage
Chipper for efficiently processing branches and turning tree debris into wood chips

About Top Notch Property Management

Top Notch is a locally owned and family-owned tree service based in Lewisburg. We’ve been in business eight years, and our crew brings more than 70 years of combined experience across Marshall County and the surrounding region. Every climber on our crew is OSHA certified and crane certified, and we carry CPR certification on every job, because tree work is dangerous enough that being ready for the first sixty seconds of an emergency actually matters.

Most of our business comes from word of mouth and neighbors sending neighbors our way, which is the only kind of advertising that actually means something in a county this size.

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Communities We Serve

Based in Lewisburg, serving Marshall County and the surrounding region.

Lewisburg
Columbia
Franklin
Brentwood
Nolensville
College Grove
Smyrna
Murfreesboro
Tullahoma
Winchester
Thompson’s Station
Arrington
Eagleville
Rockvale
La Vergne
Antioch
Bellevue
Nashville

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Why Choose Us?

Crane, OSHA & CPR Certified

Our crews have the training and certifications required to handle complex tree work safely. We maintain these standards across our team so every job is approached with the right preparation and safety procedures.

Prepared for Marshall County Storms

Severe weather can bring down trees with little warning. We have the equipment and experience to respond to storm damage and safely remove trees that are blocking roads, damaging structures, or creating hazards.

Careful With Your Property

Tree work involves heavy equipment, but that doesn’t mean your property should take a beating. We use yard mats when needed, plan equipment access carefully, and clean up thoroughly when the job is complete.

Experienced Arborists

Skilled professionals who safely handle everything from routine tree care to complex removals.

Eight Years of Experience

For eight years, we’ve provided tree services throughout Lewisburg and Marshall County, from routine trimming and removals to hazardous tree work and storm cleanup. The experience we’ve gained over the years helps us handle each job safely and efficiently.

Locally Owned and Operated

Top Notch is a locally owned and operated company based in Lewisburg. We work throughout Marshall County and take pride in building our reputation through the quality of our work and the way we treat our customers.

TESTIMONIALS

What Our Clients Say

Extremely professional, highly recommend. We were working on a major hurricane. We had problems with our crane, they had a crane in the area and offered to help us as they saw we were in distress. Thank you guys for taking the time out of your day to come and provide some help for us. As we were struggling with our equipment. I greatly appreciate you guys. Be safe out there.

Bobby W.

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Polite, courteous, hardworking. They showed up after Hurricane Idalia took 6 very large pine trees in our yard down like matchsticks - one of them on our house. They never slowed down through the rain and muddy mess and helped get tarps on our roof. Don’t know what we would have done without them.

Jim F.

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My husband and I love Cale! When we first moved here in Lewisburg almost five years ago, Cale helped us clear our property and took down a bunch of trees, ground down the stumps, cleaned up afterwards and all for a very fair price! We are happy to see his continued success and growth but not at all surprised. Highly recommend Top Notch!

Tami T.

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Great service! I highly recommend Tristan James for anyone needing tree services. Tristan was professional, knowledgeable, and easy to work with from start to finish. He took the time to explain everything clearly, answered all my questions, and made sure I understood my options without feeling pressured.

Cory E.

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Cale and his crew did an amazing job removing an 80+ ft poplar that had hollowed out right next to our house and another tree that was actually leaning over the house. They came out quickly, were extremely knowledgeable, careful to not break our sprinklers, didn't mess up the lawn one bit, and neatly stacked some logs for firewood.

Rob C.

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The crew was on time, very professional and down to earth with hospitality! The tools used to safely bring the trees down in tight areas was SO cool! It was operated from standing on the ground by remote control for the "claw saw" and was AWESOME to watch! We are highly satisfied with their service and DEFINITELY recommend them!

Aleshia G.

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Free, No-Obligation Estimates

Every job starts with a free on-site walkthrough. Virtual and phone estimates are available for straightforward work.

Flat-Rate Pricing

One clear number for the full scope of the job, agreed before we start.

What Tree Work Typically Costs in Marshall County

Small tree removal, under 30 feet: roughly $500 to $700
Medium tree, 30 to 60 feet: roughly $700 to $1,800
Large tree or hazardous removal: roughly $1,800 to $4,500
Crane-assisted removal: roughly $3,000 to $8,000 depending on complexity
Stump grinding: roughly $100 to $500 depending on size

These are general ranges, not quotes. The free estimate gives you a firm written number for your specific job.

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Marshall County Climate and Tree Risk Factors

Middle Tennessee’s mix of severe thunderstorm season, tornado risk, winter ice, and clay-heavy soil puts real, ongoing stress on trees throughout Marshall County. Understanding what actually drives tree failure here is the foundation of the work we do.

Middle Tennessee climate normals (approximate, NOAA 1991-2020):

Month	Avg High (F)	Avg Low (F)	Rainfall (in)
Jan	48	28	4.9
Feb	53	31	4.4
Mar	62	39	5.3
Apr	71	47	4.4
May	78	57	5.2
Jun	86	65	3.9
Jul	89	69	4.3
Aug	89	67	3.5
Sep	83	60	3.7
Oct	72	47	3.2
Nov	61	39	4.6
Dec	51	31	4.9
Annual	70.2	48.3	52.3

Figures approximate Middle Tennessee regional normals and should be confirmed against a Lewisburg-specific NOAA station before publication.

Key Tree Risk Factors in Marshall County

Hazard Factor	How It May Affect Trees
Tornadoes and Straight-Line Winds	Marshall County sits in an active severe weather corridor. An EF-3 tornado tracked through the Chapel Hill area of this county in May 2024, and straight-line winds over 90 mph tore through Lewisburg itself in 2017. This region takes storm risk seriously, and so should property owners with mature trees near their homes.
Severe Thunderstorms	Spring and summer bring fast-moving thunderstorm lines with damaging wind gusts that snap weak limbs and topple shallow-rooted trees, often with far less warning than a tornado.
Ice Storms	Winter ice events load branches with weight they were never built to carry, and Middle Tennessee sees enough of them to make winter storm prep worthwhile.
Clay Soil Conditions	Much of Marshall County sits on clay-heavy soil that drains slowly and compacts easily, encouraging shallower rooting and reducing a tree’s anchorage in high wind.
Saturated Ground After Heavy Rain	Trees that would otherwise hold firm can topple when heavy rain saturates the soil right before a wind event, since waterlogged clay loses much of its holding strength.
Summer Heat and Humidity Stress	Hot, humid Tennessee summers stress trees already weakened by drought, disease, or storm damage, and increase pressure from pests and fungal disease.
Emerald Ash Borer	Confirmed across Tennessee, emerald ash borer kills ash trees within a few years of infestation, and dead ash becomes brittle and hazardous quickly.
Aging Farm and Fence-Line Trees	Marshall County’s mix of rural and semi-rural properties often has older trees along fence lines and farm boundaries that have never had professional attention and are overdue for evaluation.

How to Protect Your Trees in Marshall County

Have trees near your home inspected before spring storm season. Deadwood removal and weight reduction done in a calm month is what keeps limbs off your roof in a storm.
Watch for signs of root failure after heavy rain, especially a sudden new lean, since saturated clay soil loses much of its holding strength.
Check fence-line and farm-boundary trees on rural property, which often go years without professional attention.
Have dead ash trees evaluated and removed promptly, since emerald ash borer damage makes the wood brittle and unpredictable.
Never let anyone top your trees. It creates a more hazardous tree, not a safer one.

Trees Common to Marshall County

Middle Tennessee’s mix of farmland and hardwood forest supports a wide range of native trees. These are the species we work with most often:

White oak (Quercus alba). A long-lived native hardwood common across Middle Tennessee’s older properties.
Red oak (Quercus rubra). Fast-growing and common, though more prone to storm damage as it ages than white oak.
Tulip poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera). Tennessee’s state tree, tall and fast-growing.
Eastern red cedar (Juniperus virginiana). Extremely common on Middle Tennessee farmland and fence lines.
Sugar maple (Acer saccharum). A common shade tree with strong fall color.
Black walnut (Juglans nigra). Valuable native hardwood common on rural Marshall County properties.
Shagbark hickory (Carya ovata). A durable native hardwood found throughout the region’s older woodlots.
White ash (Fraxinus americana). Increasingly at risk from emerald ash borer, and worth monitoring closely.

Helpful Resources

Marshall County Emergency Management Agency. Storm alerts and emergency preparedness information for Marshall County.
Tennessee Division of Forestry. State forestry programs, urban forestry resources, and forest health alerts.
University of Tennessee Extension, Marshall County. Local extension office for tree care and agricultural guidance specific to this county.
National Weather Service, Nashville. Severe weather forecasts, tornado warnings, and storm tracking for Middle Tennessee.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Trees on structures, blocked driveways, and storm damage get a fast response day or night.

Yes. We use yard mats and plan equipment routes specifically to minimize damage to your lawn and driveway.

Every climber on our crew is OSHA certified and crane certified, and we carry CPR certification on every job.

Yes, financing and payment plans are available for larger projects.

We look at the whole picture, the lean, trunk and canopy condition, root health, and what's nearby. We'll tell you honestly if pruning or monitoring is the better call instead of removal.

How Scheduling Works

1

Call or request an estimate

Call (931) 981-9192 or reach out online. Emergencies are dispatched immediately. Everything else gets a free on-site walkthrough.

2

We evaluate the job

We assess the tree, the site, and anything nearby that needs protecting, and recommend the right approach.

3

Written, flat-rate quote

One number for the full scope, agreed before we start.

4

The work and cleanup

Crew arrives on time, completes the work safely, and leaves the property clean.

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