The first visible step toward a new home is often clearing the lot. That does not mean removing every tree

An October tree can look full of color while a dead limb is hidden inside the canopy. As leaves thin,

“How much does it cost to remove a tree?” is a reasonable question, but a reliable answer usually requires seeing

By August, an unused part of a Chattanooga property can feel impossible to enter. Vines cover an old fence, small

A summer storm can pass through Chattanooga in an hour and leave a complicated yard behind. Small twigs on the

A leafy branch over the roof can provide welcome shade in a Chattanooga summer. It can also raise questions when

When a tree comes down, the trunk and branches may leave the property, but the stump may remain. For some

A vacant lot can look ready for a project from the street while hiding a great deal of work. Small

Spring brings fresh growth to Chattanooga, along with weather that can change quickly. Wind and heavy rain may expose a

A tree can be a favorite part of a property and still need attention where it meets the house. Branches

Winter changes the view of a Chattanooga yard. Once deciduous trees lose their leaves, branches that were hidden all summer

A winter storm can leave a tree across a driveway, a limb on a roof, or broken branches suspended overhead.