Riggins tree services

About Riggins tree services

In April the Little Pigeon River runs loud through Pigeon Forge and the dogwoods come out white all the way up the hollows toward Wears Valley. Riggins tree services works those foothill lots where cabins tuck under tall poplar and hemlock and every limb is somebody's view or somebody's roof. Removal on a mountain slope is rigging first and cutting second, taken down in pieces so nothing carries the deck rail along with it. Trimming opens a sightline to the ridge; pruning keeps a young maple growing away from the eaves instead of into them. After a Smokies thunderstorm puts a tree across a switchback drive, storm damage cleanup means the cabin is reachable again and the gravel is raked clean.