Knoxville, Tennessee
A small, independent directory built from provider websites—not copied profiles. Compare stated services and coverage, then verify the details that matter before you hire.
Provider directory
Coverage and service labels reflect the linked official websites. They are not guarantees of present availability or suitability for your job.
Editorial disclosure: This directory does not endorse a provider. Inclusion is free, and businesses cannot buy placement. Always request a written scope and verify insurance and qualifications directly.
Serves: Knoxville, Knox County
The official site lists tree removal, pruning, stump grinding, brush removal, land clearing and emergency tree service across Knoxville and Knox County.
Information checked Jul 13, 2026. Official source (opens in a new tab). Verify scope, availability and credentials directly.
Serves: Knoxville, East Tennessee
Coday Tree Service's website advertises climbing-based tree removal in Knoxville and East Tennessee and says the company is available for emergency work.
Information checked Jul 13, 2026. Official source (opens in a new tab). Verify scope, availability and credentials directly.
Serves: Knoxville, Farragut, Powell, Maryville, Alcoa
Davey's Knoxville office page lists removal, pruning, planting, plant-health services and storm preparation for Knoxville and surrounding communities.
Information checked Jul 13, 2026. Official source (opens in a new tab). Verify scope, availability and credentials directly.
Serves: Knoxville
The official website presents Dogwood Arboriculture as a Knoxville full-service tree care and removal company offering removal, pruning and stump grinding.
Information checked Jul 13, 2026. Official source (opens in a new tab). Verify scope, availability and credentials directly.
Serves: Knoxville, Knox County
The provider's website lists removal, trimming, stump grinding, forestry mulching and storm-damage work in Knoxville and surrounding counties.
Information checked Jul 13, 2026. Official source (opens in a new tab). Verify scope, availability and credentials directly.
Serves: Knoxville
The company site lists removal, trimming, crane work, stump grinding, lot clearing and storm-damage work for the Knoxville area.
Information checked Jul 13, 2026. Official source (opens in a new tab). Verify scope, availability and credentials directly.
Serves: Knoxville, East Tennessee
The provider's official website describes forestry mulching, lot and land clearing, brush clearing and bush hogging work in Knoxville and East Tennessee.
Information checked Jul 13, 2026. Official source (opens in a new tab). Verify scope, availability and credentials directly.
Serves: Knoxville, East Tennessee
The company's website advertises tree cutting in Knoxville and East Tennessee and explicitly promotes round-the-clock emergency availability.
Information checked Jul 13, 2026. Official source (opens in a new tab). Verify scope, availability and credentials directly.
Serves: Knoxville, Knox County, Maryville, Sevierville, Oak Ridge, Lenoir City
The company website describes tree removal, stump grinding, storm cleanup and debris removal for Knoxville, Knox County and several nearby East Tennessee communities.
Information checked Jul 13, 2026. Official source (opens in a new tab). Verify scope, availability and credentials directly.
Original homeowner tools
These tools create practical outputs from your own observations. Nothing is submitted or stored by this website.
Create a copyable description that covers access, nearby targets, utilities, cleanup, stump work and change orders.
Record three totals and check whether each proposal documents the same seven decision points.
Use a printable, bottom-to-top observation checklist based on UT Extension hazard-inspection guidance.
Follow a Knoxville-specific decision path for public trees, overhead lines, buried utilities and private lines.
Separate immediate life safety, downed electrical equipment, blocked access and non-urgent cleanup.
See exactly which official provider page supports each listing and what the check does not establish.
Use the directory well
Ask which limbs or trees are included, where material will go, whether stump work is separate, and how the site will be left.
Request current insurance evidence from the insurer or agent, clarify who will be onsite, and ask how utility or traffic hazards will be handled.
Do not compare totals until the work, cleanup, equipment access, permits and payment schedule are described the same way.
Knoxville decision guides
Public right-of-way rules, utility hazards, cleanup scope and questions for difficult removals.
How to describe your goal, discuss timing and keep line-clearance work with the utility.
What to observe, why symptoms need diagnosis and how to verify an arborist credential.
A practical process for written estimates, insurance checks, safety questions and credentials.
Cost factors and a like-for-like worksheet without pretending one company is always cheapest.
No. Listings are alphabetical by default, inclusion is free, and no provider can pay for a higher position. Verify fit, availability, insurance and credentials directly.
It means the provider's own website explicitly advertises emergency tree work. It does not confirm present availability or a guaranteed response time.
Each listing is written from information on the provider's official website. The source and most recent verification date are shown on the listing.