Back 40 serves the outer edges of Nashville and Davidson County — the wooded infill lots, family acreage, and redevelopment sites where a full-size crew and tracked machines make the difference.
What to Know About Nashville Projects
Metro Nashville has tree and grading rules that vary by lot; we flag permit needs during the on-site estimate.
Tight urban-edge lots favor compact tracked mulchers that limit disturbance to neighbors and utilities.
Infill builders often need clearing, stump removal, and rough grading finished on a fixed permit timeline.
Older Davidson County properties frequently need demolition or overgrown fence-line clearing before work can begin.
Nashville Service Pages
Each service below has its own detailed page for Nashville with pricing factors, process, and FAQs.
Septic in Davidson County: Most Davidson County properties are on public sewer. For rural parcels needing a septic system, see our septic overview. Septic systems overview →