Hempridge Baptist Church stands on Hempridge Church Road, just outside Waddy in Shelby County. The church serves a close rural community of farm families and longtime neighbors.
Big trees shade many homes and church lots in this part of the county. White oaks, sugar maples, sycamores, and eastern red cedars grow strong in local soil.
However, winter ice storms load branches until they crack. Bagworms strip cedars in late summer, and verticillium wilt weakens maples. To keep your trees healthy, you need seasonal checkups and correct pruning cuts.
Dependable Tree Service for the Hempridge and Waddy Community
Tino’s Tree Service brings over two decades of combined experience to families near Hempridge Baptist Church. Our family-owned business works out of Shelbyville, less than 10 miles away. We serve Waddy, Peytona, Mt Eden, Bagdad, and the farms along Hempridge Church Road.
Our services include tree trimming, tree removal, stump grinding, land clearing, and 24-hour storm response. Every visit begins with a free, same-day estimate and transparent pricing. Our team relies on aerial lifts, rigging ropes, and commercial grinders for safe results.
Open pastures here leave trees exposed to hard winds and ice. Each plan matches your trees, your property layout, and Kentucky weather. Your home stays protected, your yard looks better, and your trees live longer. Our fully licensed and insured crews finish every job with a complete cleanup.
The Route Tino’s Tree Service Takes to Hempridge Baptist Church
Our shop is 9.1 miles from Hempridge Baptist Church, about a 15-minute drive. As we are located so close to the church, residents in the community can expect same-day service for emergencies. Here is how we reach:
- We leave Charleston Way and head toward Charleston Way Bay.
- Turn left onto KY-53 North, also called Mt Eden Road, for 1.3 miles.
- Take a right onto State Highway 1790 and continue 2.1 miles.
- Turn right onto Woodlawn Road and follow it for 3.8 miles.
- Make a left onto State Highway 714, then go 1 mile.
- Turn right onto Hempridge Church Road; the church appears on the left.
This route is the fastest today and skips closures on Highway 1790. If traffic or roadwork blocks it, our crew knows several back roads that still get us there fast.