Tree care in Weaverville
Weaverville's rolling pasture edges and newer neighborhoods mean a mix of old fence-line oaks and young landscape trees that benefit from early structural pruning.
What we see in Weaverville.
New construction here often buries root flares or compacts soil around existing trees. Our assessments include construction damage checks.
Larger lots are a good fit for selective clearing, view pruning and invasive removal along field edges.
Neighborhoods we visit often
- Main Street
- Reems Creek
- Reynolds Mountain
- Alexander
- Barnardsville
At a glance
- County
- Buncombe County
- Drive time
- About 20 minutes north
- Storm line
- (828) 555-0130
Common species
- White oak
- Black walnut
- Eastern red cedar
- Sourwood
- Red maple
Local tree concerns.
Construction damage
Grade changes and trenching can kill a mature oak slowly over three to five years.
Invasive privet
Chinese privet crowds out native understory on field edges and woodlots.
Most requested in Weaverville.
Every service is available here. These are the ones Weaverville homeowners book most.
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
Trimming & PruningStructural and crown pruning to ANSI A300 standards, cut by ISA certified climbers.From $385
Neighbors on our work.
The report was clear and honest. Only two of our nine trees needed work this year, and they told us which ones could wait.
