Tree care in Fairview
Fairview homes are tucked into wooded coves and ridge lines, so view pruning and hazard assessments on mature hardwoods are the work we do most often here.
What we see in Fairview.
Long gravel driveways and steep grades call for smaller equipment and careful planning for log removal.
Many homeowners want long-range views without clear cutting. We open windows through the canopy with selective pruning.
Neighborhoods we visit often
- Cane Creek
- Gerton
- Bat Cave Road
- Hickory Nut Gap
- Upper Hooper's Creek
At a glance
- County
- Buncombe County
- Drive time
- About 25 minutes southeast
- Storm line
- (828) 555-0130
Common species
- Chestnut oak
- Hickory
- Tulip poplar
- Mountain laurel
- Sourwood
Local tree concerns.
View corridors
Selective thinning can open views while keeping slopes shaded and stable.
Lightning strikes
Tall ridge-top trees take strikes that cause hidden decay. We inspect after storms.
Most requested in Fairview.
Every service is available here. These are the ones Fairview homeowners book most.
Trimming & PruningStructural and crown pruning to ANSI A300 standards, cut by ISA certified climbers.From $385
Arborist AssessmentWritten tree risk assessments, construction protection plans and pre-purchase reports.From $195
Land ClearingSelective clearing and forestry mulching for homesites, views and trails on mountain lots.From $1,850 per day
Neighbors on our work.
They opened a view to Cedar Cliff without clear cutting the slope. Kept every oak we tagged and mulched the rest in place.
