Landscaping and Tree Service in Thompson's Station, TN

Thompson’s Station sits in one of the fastest-growing corridors in Middle Tennessee, bordered by Franklin to the north and Spring Hill to the south. Neighborhoods like Bridgemore Village, Fields of Canterbury, and Whistle Stop Farms feature a mix of established trees and newly graded lots that each require a different approach.

B&H Landscape and Tree Services was founded in 2017 by Houston Harris, a Nashville native who has worked in the landscape trade since high school. The company operates as a full-service provider, so you deal with one crew from consultation through final cleanup. Straightforward pricing and 24/7 live-answer phone support mean you always reach a real person when you call.

What to Expect During Our Landscaping and Tree Service Process

Every project begins with a property walk. A B&H team member evaluates your yard and discusses your goals before work starts.

• Site evaluation: We inspect trees, soil grade, drainage, and existing plant material. If a tree shows disease or structural weakness, we flag it here.
• Custom proposal: You receive a written scope of work, timeline, and quote.
• Site preparation: This may include grading, stump removal, or regrading slopes to redirect surface water.
• Installation or removal: We plant trees, lay sod, install outdoor lighting, correct drainage, or remove hazardous trees.
• Final walkthrough: You walk the site with our crew. We confirm every detail matches the agreed plan and clean up all debris.

Our Landscaping and Tree Services in Thompson’s Station

B&H Landscape and Tree Services covers the full range of outdoor property work. Here are the services Thompson’s Station homeowners request most.

• Tree trimming and pruning: Selective removal of dead, crossing, or overextended limbs keeps trees healthy and reduces storm damage risk. We follow proper three-cut methods that preserve the branch collar.
• Tree removal: Dead, diseased, or leaning trees need professional removal. Our crew uses rigging and sectional cutting to take down trees near homes, fences, and power lines safely.
• Landscape design and installation: Native shrubs, ornamental trees, flower beds, and hardscape features designed to complement your home and thrive in Williamson County’s climate.
• Sod installation: We prepare the soil, lay fresh sod, and advise on watering schedules for strong root establishment on new and existing lawns.
• Drainage solutions: French drains, channel drains, regrading, and downspout extensions correct water pooling around foundations and low spots.
• Grading and excavation: We reshape land for patios, retaining walls, driveways, and new planting beds. Proper grading is the foundation of every landscape project.
• Outdoor lighting: Path lights, uplighting, and security fixtures improve safety and highlight your landscape after dark.
• Artificial turf installation: Low-maintenance synthetic turf for play areas, pet zones, and sections where natural grass struggles.
• Stump grinding: We grind stumps below grade and backfill so you can replant or resod the area.
• Seasonal yard cleanups: Spring and fall services remove leaf litter, dead branches, and accumulated debris.

Common Tree and Landscape Problems in Thompson’s Station

The mix of mature hardwoods and newer subdivision grading creates specific challenges across the 37179 area.

Storm-damaged limbs and split trunks. Middle Tennessee sees severe thunderstorms from late spring through early fall. High winds snap weakened branches, especially on fast-growing species like Bradford pears and silver maples. Prompt removal prevents further damage to your home.

Poor yard drainage after construction. Many homes in The Mill at Bond Springs and Newport Crossing sit on regraded lots. Soil settles unevenly over time, creating low spots where water collects near foundations. A French drain or surface regrading resolves the issue before moisture reaches your crawlspace.

Overgrown trees near structures. Trees planted years ago can grow into rooflines, gutters, and siding. Regular pruning keeps canopy growth in check and maintains safe clearance from your home.

Thin or bare turf in shaded areas. Large canopy trees shade out sections of lawn. We may thin the canopy, install shade-tolerant sod, or recommend artificial turf where grass will not establish.

Erosion on sloped lots. Thompson’s Station’s rolling terrain means many properties erode during heavy rain. Terracing, retaining walls, and ground cover plantings stabilize slopes and protect topsoil.