Severe weather is forecast to impact Middle Tennessee Wednesday and Thursday, May 7-8. Franklin, Brentwood, Thompson's Station, Nolensville, and the wider Williamson County area are all in the watch zone for heavy rainfall, damaging winds, and localized severe weather.
In the Belle Meade, Green Hills, and Leiper's Fork areas, mature hardwoods are part of what makes these neighborhoods what they are, and they are also the first things to stress when storm systems stack up. An ISA Tree Risk Assessor evaluation before these storms arrive is the most reliable way to understand what you are actually working with.
Franklin Tree Service is available now. No subcontractors, no surprises. Call (615) 866-7056 or request a free estimate at franklintree.com. Emergency storm work is available.
If you have large hardwoods close to your home in the Franklin or Brentwood area, what is the one thing about them that you have always wanted a professional opinion on?
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When to post: Today, May 5, 2026, 10–11 AM ET. Storms arrive Wednesday.
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Regular calendar: This ad-hoc post does not replace the regular weekly post for the week of May 5.