Murfreesboro is one of the faster-growing parts of Middle Tennessee, and that shows up in tree work. Newer subdivisions have young trees planted too close to the house — early structural pruning now avoids the harder problem in ten years. Older parts of town have mature hardwoods crowding fences and driveways that weren't built with that canopy in mind.
Land clearing comes up regularly here: a back lot that got brushy over the years, a side yard taken over by saplings, a small acreage the new owner wants to actually use. We can clear what needs to go without flattening the trees worth keeping.
After storms, the quick work is limbs and downed wood across driveways and fences. The part worth doing carefully is the follow-up look at the canopy — hangers that didn't finish falling, split unions the wind exposed, root plates shifted in saturated ground.