Where We Work
Triple Oak Services covers 13 communities across Middle Tennessee, from Nashville out to Wilson, Williamson, Sumner, and Robertson counties. Pick your city below for local service details, or just call 615-561-0472.
Nashville
Davidson County
Nashville's older neighborhoods, from East Nashville to Inglewood and Sylvan Park, are full of mature oaks, maples, and hackberries planted decades before the streets around them got busy.
Portland
Sumner County
Portland still carries its farming roots, with strawberry fields on the edge of town giving way to in-town lots shaded by tall, older trees.
White House
Sumner / Robertson County
White House has grown fast along US-31W, with new subdivisions built right up against what used to be pasture and woodland.
Springfield
Robertson County
Springfield is the Robertson County seat, with a historic courthouse square and older residential streets lined with big, established shade trees.
Mount Juliet
Wilson County
Mount Juliet is one of the fastest-growing cities in Middle Tennessee, with new subdivisions going in around Providence Marketplace and older farmland still holding out on the edges of town.
Lebanon
Wilson County
Lebanon's historic square and Cumberland University sit at the center of a city that's grown well past its old town limits along I-40.
Murfreesboro
Rutherford County
Murfreesboro is the largest city in Middle Tennessee outside Nashville itself, with historic districts near MTSU and subdivisions spreading out in every direction.
Franklin
Williamson County
Franklin's historic downtown and surrounding neighborhoods are known for heavy tree canopy, with big hardwoods that predate a lot of the houses around them.
Brentwood
Williamson County
Brentwood's rolling, wooded lots and larger properties mean a lot of mature tree cover packed into HOA-governed subdivisions.
Madison
Davidson County
Madison's post-war neighborhoods were built with big front and back yards, and the shade trees planted back then have had 60-plus years to grow into them.
Hermitage
Davidson County
Hermitage takes its name from Andrew Jackson's historic estate nearby, and the community around Percy Priest Lake mixes older wooded lots with newer development.
Gallatin
Sumner County
Gallatin is the Sumner County seat, sitting on Old Hickory Lake with a historic downtown square and neighborhoods that stretch from lakefront to farmland.
Hendersonville
Sumner County
Hendersonville is one of the larger Nashville-area suburbs, stretched along Old Hickory Lake with a mix of lakefront homes and inland residential streets.
Neglected Trees Are a Real Risk
Overgrown branches and dead or dying trees aren't just an eyesore - they're one of the most common causes of property damage and power outages in the country. Regular trimming and timely removal is cheap insurance against a much bigger bill.
Cause of Power Outages
Trees are the leading cause of power outages across the U.S.
Average Insurance Payout
What insurers pay, on average, to settle a tree-related property damage claim.
Of Insured Home Losses
Wind and storm damage - including falling trees and limbs - drives nearly half of all home insurance losses.
Of Home Insurance Claims
Come from a fallen tree, often one that showed warning signs long before it went down.
Sources: Statista, Policygenius, Insurance Information Institute