Tree Removal in Nashville, NC

Nashville, the Nash County seat, sits just up US-64 from Rocky Mount. The town has been a Tree City USA every year since 2019. When a tree on your property needs to come down, the town’s limb pickup only goes so far, so here’s what to expect.

What the town will and won’t haul

Nashville picks up yard waste every other week, but limbs have to be cut to 4 feet long and no more than 5 inches across, and there’s a size limit on the pile. The town doesn’t collect land-clearing debris, stumps, or whole trees. Those have to go to a Nash County convenience center or the landfill.

That’s why haul-away matters on a removal here. Ask for it to be included in your estimate so the job is finished when the crew leaves.

Storms in Nash County

On July 19, 2023, an EF3 tornado touched down in Dortches in Nash County and tracked toward Rocky Mount, downing trees and power lines along the way. Most homeowners never see a storm like that, but dead trees and heavy limbs over the house are the first things to fail in any strong wind.

If a tree or limb is on a power line, report it to Duke Energy Progress and stay clear until the line is safe.

Tree services in Nashville

Tree trouble in Nashville?

From the historic district downtown to homes out toward the county line, Nashville homeowners can call for tree removal, trimming, or a free estimate.

Call (252) 650-5095

Nashville tree questions

Will the Town of Nashville pick up my tree after it’s cut down?

Not a whole tree. The town takes limbs up to 4 feet long and 5 inches across, but it doesn’t collect whole trees, stumps, or land-clearing debris. Have your tree crew haul it away.

Who do I call about a tree on a power line in Nashville?

Duke Energy Progress serves Nashville. Report it to them and keep everyone away from the line.

Call (252) 650-5095