Tree Replacement Program
Helping members maintain a beautiful right-of-way
When a qualifying tree is removed to improve the safety and reliability of MTE’s power grid, a tree replacement may be granted. The tree replacement list highlights MTE’s recommendations for replacement trees in Middle Tennessee. These recommended trees are all proven performers for our area, and will not interfere with power lines when they are properly planted. Please reach out to our vegetation management team for more information.
Improve your home. Help the environment.
There are many benefits that come with having trees on your property - shade, beauty, windbreak, privacy, cleaner air, less noise, less glare, and higher property values to name a few. But the key to these benefits is to select the right tree and plant it in the right place. The right tree in the right place not only ensures a lifetime of satisfaction, but it also keeps maintenance costs low.
Our vegetation management team has curated a list of the trees we recommend to plant on your property near the ROW. Take a look at our recommendations and contact us if you have any questions.
Keeping trees and other vegetation at a proper distance from underground transformers is critical in allowing line workers safe access to equipment during an outage or routine maintenance. Roots from vegetation can interfere with underground electrical lines and cause outages when they grow to their mature size. Plant outside the No-Grow Zone to help prevent outages and keep our crews safe.
MTE is proud to be a Treeline USA accredited electric utility.
That means our team of highly trained and certified arborists work to prevent outages caused by trees and vegetation while also ensuring a better environment along our rights-of-way. If you have a question about the trees, plants, or the environment near our electric system, please reach out to our vegetation management team.
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