Spring Hill is a growing community with a mix of newer developments, established neighborhoods, and rural acreage — which means tree care needs can vary widely from property to property. Tidd Tree provides professional tree trimming, safe removals, stump grinding, land clearing, storm cleanup, and debris removal throughout Spring Hill and nearby Johnson County areas.
Many Spring Hill properties deal with rapid tree growth near new construction, trees left standing too close to homes, and storm damage across open land and developing neighborhoods. Whether you need trimming to protect your roof, removal of a hazardous tree near a fence line, or cleanup after a storm, our crew delivers safe, efficient work with clear communication and thorough cleanup.

Spring Hill includes a wide range of property types — from subdivision lots to multi-acre parcels. We understand how tree work differs between new builds, established homes, and rural land, and we tailor each job accordingly.
As Spring Hill grows, trees are often left too close to homes, driveways, and underground utilities. We safely remove or trim trees that pose risks to structures, fencing, and access points.
Open land and newer neighborhoods in Spring Hill are especially vulnerable to wind and severe weather. We provide fast storm cleanup to remove fallen trees, broken limbs, and debris that block driveways or threaten safety.
Spring Hill homeowners often need clearing for fencing, outbuildings, access roads, or general property maintenance. We offer professional land clearing that supports long-term use of your land.
Homeowners trust Tidd Tree for realistic timelines, professional crews, and job sites left clean — including lawns, gravel drives, and access areas.


Spring Hill homeowners often deal with fast-growing trees near new homes, storm-damaged trees on open land, and mature trees left too close to structures or fencing as development expands.
Yes. We regularly work on standard residential lots as well as multi-acre properties throughout Spring Hill. Our equipment and crew are suited for both.
Absolutely. Many Spring Hill properties have trees growing near new construction or utilities. We use controlled removal methods to protect structures and infrastructure.
Yes. After storms, we remove fallen trees, hazardous limbs, and debris that threaten homes, driveways, and access points across Spring Hill.
Most estimates are scheduled within a few business days depending on season and storm activity. We provide clear timelines and straightforward communication.
We proudly serve all of Spring Hill — including neighborhoods near Downtown Spring Hill, Sycamore Ridge, Wolf Creek, and areas along US-169 and 223rd Street — as well as nearby Johnson County communities shown on the map below.