Red Bank · checked Nov 12, 2026
Tree removal and trimming in Red Bank
Red Bank runs its own brush pickup, with tighter limits than Chattanooga. Plan disposal before you plan the cut.
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Red Bank brush pickup: 3 a year
The City of Red Bank limits brush pickup to 3 per calendar year, requested as a work order through its Citizen Portal. It recommends cutting brush into 4-foot sections, and brush can't go in the street or the storm-water ditch next to it. Don't mix in lumber, plywood, bulk trash, metal or stones.
Hired a tree company? They haul it
Red Bank does not pick up brush generated by contractors working on private property; that debris is the contractor's responsibility. Make sure your quote includes haul-away.
Burning
Red Bank is in the Air Pollution Control Bureau's City permit area: $75, inspection first, October 1 to April 30 only, no stumps.
Power lines
EPB handles trees threatening primary lines and removes trees growing directly under them free. The service line to your house is yours to keep clear, and EPB will lower it for your contractor at no charge (423-648-1372).
Services
Sources
- City of Red Bank, Brush Removal
- Chattanooga-Hamilton County Air Pollution Control Bureau, Seasonal Burning Permits
- EPB, Vegetation Management
Prices are national ranges published by the sources above, not quotes. Your price depends on the tree, access and timing; local companies quote after seeing the job.