Hampton, TN
Tucked along US-321 between Watauga Lake and the Doe River gorge, with properties running from tight valley lots to steep hillside acreage climbing toward Pond Mountain.
Based in Hampton. Working the whole ridge line.
The Tree Climber covers roughly an hour's drive out of Hampton in every direction — as far east as Mountain City, north to Bristol, and west through Jonesborough and Kingsport. If your town isn't listed below and you're somewhere in that circle, call anyway.
Call (423) 440-1785
Johnson City, TN
The largest town in the service area — established residential neighborhoods near ETSU and Tweetsie Trail with mature shade trees, alongside newer suburban development pushing into hillier outskirts.
Elizabethton, TN
The Carter County seat, straddling the Watauga River with a mix of river-bottom flood plain and hillside neighborhoods rising toward Lynn Mountain.
Roan Mountain, TN
High-elevation and rugged, climbing toward Roan Mountain State Park and the balds — steep grades, thin soil, and properties often reachable only by narrow gravel drives.
Mountain City, TN
Tennessee's northeasternmost county seat, high in the mountains near the NC and VA borders, surrounded by working farms, Fraser fir Christmas tree operations, and rural mountain acreage.
Bristol, TN
A state-line city split between Tennessee and Virginia, with a historic downtown and denser suburban neighborhoods spreading out from Bristol Motor Speedway.
Erwin, TN
Set in the Nolichucky River gorge where the Appalachian Trail crosses town, with steep gorge walls, whitewater put-ins, and properties perched on narrow river-cut terrain.
Jonesborough, TN
Tennessee's oldest town, with a walkable historic district ringed by rolling farmland, pasture, and older homes shaded by trees planted generations ago.
Kingsport, TN
A larger planned city built around Eastman Chemical, with suburban neighborhoods, Bays Mountain Park, and denser development where trees compete with roads, power lines, and utilities.
Somewhere in the mountains between here and there?
Call and ask — most nearby properties are still in range.
Call (423) 440-1785