Lumberjacks Featured on Local 3 News

Lumberjacks Tree Service

Recently, Lumberjacks was featured on Local 3 News, highlighting our award-winning business and longstanding dedication to our customers and community.

 

Since 2012, the Lumberjacks brand has focused on providing safe and efficient solutions to customers in the Chattanooga area. Founded on the principles of being transparent and trustworthy, both Lumberjacks Tree Service and Lumberjacks Hardwood Center strive to give our customers the absolute best level of service possible.

 

At Lumberjacks Tree Service we focus on:

  • 24/7 emergency service
  • Tree removal and trimming
  • Pruning
  • Land clearing
  • Crane services and removal
  • Stump grinding
  • Tree pest control and treatment
  • Deep root fertilization
  • Bulk mulch
  • And so much more!

 

In 2023, we expanded our brand to include Lumberjacks Hardwood Center, recently known as Chattanooga Hardwood.

 

At Lumberjacks Hardwood Center, we offer:

 

Whether you have a dead tree that needs to be cut down, land that needs to be prepared for building, or you need a wide range of hardwood species and products to meet any need, we can provide a quality solution at a fair price.

 

Watch the full interview with WRCB here!


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