Bald Eagle Tree Expert

Bald Eagle Tree Expert Tree service operating in Franklin, NC as well as surrounding areas. Licensed and Insured.

12/31/2024

Winds are very strong today, we are available for any tree related issues due to the wind. Give us a call 24/7!

09/25/2024

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With the bad weather that we are expected to have here in Franklin, and surrounding areas, we will be on stand by 24/7 to respond to any storm related issues. If you or someone you know has any tree related issues please call us no matter what time it happens and we will respond asap!
Call us at 828-421-3256 or 828-421-7067

Some beautiful Dogwood trees that we planted in Sylva today!
05/03/2024

Some beautiful Dogwood trees that we planted in Sylva today!

We have not worked on this tree but were initially told by the homeowner about it. Once we arrived it was noted that it ...
04/12/2024

We have not worked on this tree but were initially told by the homeowner about it.

Once we arrived it was noted that it had fallen across the power lines so there’s no work that can be done until Duke de-energizes the lines and gets the tree off of them to do repairs.

I took this photo and want to share it as a good example to remind people that if you see downed conductors do not approach them! Stay inside or leave the area if possible. It may be tempting to go out and start trying to clean up your property but it is not worth the risk! The lines could still be energized, and therefore energizing the tree as well. Be safe y’all!

04/12/2024

We are out now for a few trees down. Call us if you have any issues!

04/11/2024

As tonight finishes out the winds are blowing really hard! With all of the rain this week, and more tomorrow the soil will be a lot more loose than usual, combined with the winds we could see fallen trees in the area. If you have a tree related emergency call us 24-7 and we will be out asap to assist!

Here is a short blogpost I had written up about Bradford Pears. Give us a call for an estimate for their removal and we ...
03/21/2024

Here is a short blogpost I had written up about Bradford Pears. Give us a call for an estimate for their removal and we can discuss options for replacing them with a native tree!

In the picturesque landscapes of Western North Carolina, amidst the rolling hills and vibrant foliage, stands a seemingly enchanting sight: the Bradford pear tree. With its lush canopy and delicate white blossoms, it's no wonder why these trees have become a favorite among homeowners and landscapers alike. However, beneath their charming facade lies a hidden truth: Bradford pear trees are invasive species wreaking havoc on the region's ecosystems.

Originally introduced as ornamental trees in the early 20th century, Bradford pear trees (Pyrus calleryana 'Bradford') were touted for their rapid growth, symmetrical shape, and profusion of springtime blooms. However, their prolific nature soon became apparent as they began to spread uncontrollably, outcompeting native flora and disrupting the delicate balance of the local ecosystem.

One of the key issues with Bradford pear trees is their lack of natural predators and diseases in North America, allowing them to multiply unchecked. Their dense growth pattern shades out native plants, depriving them of sunlight and resources. Additionally, the trees produce copious amounts of small fruits that are readily consumed by birds, who then spread the seeds far and wide, further exacerbating the problem.

In Western North Carolina, where biodiversity is cherished and native species are essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems, the presence of Bradford pear trees poses a serious threat. They displace native plants, reduce habitat for wildlife, and alter the natural landscape in ways that can have long-lasting repercussions.

To preserve the ecological integrity of Western North Carolina, it is imperative that action is taken to remove Bradford pear trees and replace them with native species that support local wildlife and promote ecosystem health. This may require concerted efforts from homeowners, landscapers, and local authorities to educate the community about the dangers of invasive species and encourage responsible landscaping practices.

While the allure of Bradford pear trees may be undeniable, it is crucial to recognize their detrimental impact on the environment and take proactive steps to mitigate their spread. By working together to eradicate invasive species like Bradford pears, we can help protect the natural beauty and biodiversity of Western North Carolina for generations to come.

11/21/2023

High winds are being reported! Give us a call we are on standby for any weather caused tree issues!

09/28/2023

Going in to the fall season we wanted to let our customers know that we will be offering gutter clean outs. Also available is gravel, dirt, and/or mulch delivery!

This tree was obstructing the clients solar panels. They asked us to trim it to allow more exposure from the sun to the ...
08/12/2023

This tree was obstructing the clients solar panels. They asked us to trim it to allow more exposure from the sun to the panels.

Client had trees growing towards the porch and wanted them gone. We trimmed the branches up to just above the roof line ...
08/12/2023

Client had trees growing towards the porch and wanted them gone. We trimmed the branches up to just above the roof line so they will not ever be a problem again!

This oak had a dying section that was leaning over the house putting it in danger. We came out and removed it, and gave ...
08/12/2023

This oak had a dying section that was leaning over the house putting it in danger. We came out and removed it, and gave the client peace of mind.

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Cat Creek Road
Franklin, NC
28734

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