DeSoto Tree Care

About DeSoto Tree Care

Come October the ridges around Lynchburg turn — hickory going yellow, sweetgum going every color at once, and the pasture grass laying over whichever way the wind has been blowing. DeSoto Tree Care spends that season the way it spends the others: removing trees that have died back or crowded too close to a house, trimming for clearance over roofs, drives and fence lines, pruning to keep good branch structure in the ones with decades still ahead. North Mississippi weather does not knock — a warm afternoon can end with limbs across the yard — and storm damage cleanup gets it down, loaded up and carried off. The last pass is a rake and a look around, making sure nothing is left but open ground. Neighbors notice a clean job long after they have forgotten the storm.