Pisgah Forest Tree Service – Professional Tree Care at the Gateway to Pisgah

Pisgah Forest is the gateway community to Pisgah National Forest, clustered around the intersection of Highways 276, 64, and 280. With world-class hiking, mountain biking, and fly fishing minutes away, this area attracts outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate living among the trees. The historic Allison-Deaver House and the nearby Cradle of Forestry give the community deep roots—both literally and figuratively—in Western North Carolina’s forest heritage.

Living alongside a national forest means living with big trees. Jenkins Tree Care helps Pisgah Forest homeowners manage the towering tulip poplars, white pines, and eastern hemlocks that define the area. Our services range from careful canopy thinning that preserves forest character to complete removal of hazard trees leaning toward homes along the Davidson River. We understand that residents here chose this area because of the trees—so we always prioritize preservation when pruning and selective removal when possible. We also serve the Brevard area just down the road and provide expert tree care on Cedar Mountain.

The dense forest canopy around Pisgah Forest also creates unique challenges: heavy shade can weaken understory trees, and saturated mountain soils during rainy seasons increase blowdown risk. Regular structural pruning and cabling keep your most valued trees healthy and standing through whatever the mountain weather throws at them. Our team works throughout the surrounding area, including Penrose along the French Broad and the historic Dunns Rock community.