🌳 Full-Root Tree Removal in Spencer, TN: Rotten Roots Tree Service Explains the Pull-Over Method

🍂 Spencer, the Van Buren County seat on the Cumberland Plateau, is a community where many homeowners deal with mature trees on their property. Readers across the Sequatchie Valley and the plateau edge often weigh whether to cut a tree at ground level or remove it entirely, and a local tree service’s recent video offers a look at one approach.

🎬 What the Post Shows

Rotten Roots Tree Service LLC, a Spencer-based tree service listed in the Dunlap Directory, shared a short Facebook reel describing its method for taking out a tree roots and all. 🌳 According to the post, the crew watches the base of the tree begin to give, and then the whole tree comes over, rather than the tree being cut off at the ground.

The post frames this as the difference between removing a tree and simply cutting it down. 💪 The business’s caption asks residents directly: “Got a tree you want gone, roots and all?”

The accompanying photo shows a large tree with a swing rope hanging from a high branch down to the grass. 🌿 In the background are a grassy lawn and a single-story brick building with a dark roof. The image is included with the post and does not, on its own, confirm which property or tree was featured in the video.

📍 Where to Find the Business

Rotten Roots Tree Service LLC is listed at 668 Toby Gray Rd, Spencer, TN 38585, and is categorized under Home and Construction, Tree Service. 🪓 The business’s post lists a phone number for quotes: (931) 254-2219, which the company says can be reached by call or text.

💡 What Residents Should Know

The post is a promotional update from the business itself, so its description of its method reflects the company’s own account of its work. 📲 Homeowners interested in removal options can use the listed phone number to request a quote. The post does not list prices, service areas beyond Spencer, or hours, so those details should be confirmed directly with the company.

For readers across the Dunlap area and the wider plateau edge, the post is a reminder that tree removal decisions often involve more than the visible trunk. 🌄 Choosing how a tree is taken down is a practical question for many property owners in Van Buren County and neighboring communities.