Property managers, HOA boards and business owners need a tree crew that answers the phone, shows up when scheduled, carries the right insurance and sends clean paperwork. Call (423) 275-4820 and we’ll connect you with a Chattanooga-area crew set up for commercial work.
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Who this is for
- HOAs and condo associations
- Apartment communities and property management companies
- Office parks, shopping centers and restaurants
- Churches, schools and private campuses
- Farms, wedding and event venues, and rural commercial land
- Builders and developers who need lots cleared
What commercial crews handle
- Hazard tree removal over parking lots, walkways and buildings
- Scheduled pruning on a rotating cycle so the whole property doesn’t need doing in one year
- Clearance pruning for signs, lighting, sidewalks and fire lanes
- Storm response with priority call-outs for existing clients
- HOA common areas: entrance trees, retention pond banks and wooded buffer strips
- Stump grinding and replanting after removals
- Lot clearing for new development
What to ask for
Insurance paperwork. A certificate of insurance listing your company or association as certificate holder, showing general liability and workers’ compensation. Many commercial clients also ask to be named as additional insured.
A written scope. Tree by tree or zone by zone, with prices. It makes board approval and budgeting much easier.
Scheduling around your tenants. Early starts, weekend work or staged jobs so lots and entrances stay open.
One point of contact and invoices that show what was done and where.
Rules that affect commercial properties
Inside Chattanooga, any work on trees in the public right-of-way, such as street trees along a frontage, needs a city permit. For new development, the city’s 2025 tree ordinance sets tree replacement requirements per acre and buffer plantings next to residential areas. A crew used to commercial work will know the process, but check with your engineer early on a new site.
Planning a tree budget
For HOAs and managed properties, the cheapest approach over five years is usually a rotating pruning plan that covers a third or a quarter of the property each year. It spreads the cost evenly, catches problems early and cuts down on emergency calls, which always cost more.
Start by asking the crew for a walk-through to flag hazard trees, then a multi-year plan for everything else.
Commercial questions
Can we get several quotes for a board? Yes. Tell us when you call and we’ll explain how we can help you gather comparable written quotes.
Do crews offer service agreements? Many do, including yearly inspections and priority storm response. The contractor sets the terms.
We manage properties on both sides of the state line. Is that a problem? No. Let us know where each property is when you call, whether it’s in Hamilton County or north Georgia.
Get a free estimate
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Need a tree crew around Chattanooga?
Call (423) 275-4820 or send a few details. We’ll match you with an independent local crew for a free written estimate, usually the same day.