Shahan Outdoor Services Inc.

06/24/2026

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01/20/2026

Snow Alert! Current forecast indicates a few inches of snowfall Friday. We recommend arranging for Shahan Outdoors to manage your property. With 20 years of experience providing critical Ambulance Lane clearing, we are well-equipped to support your business needs. To ensure timely service, please make arrangements prior to the storm. Pre-salting lots is essential for efficient snow removal. Contact us at 931-581-4557.

03/27/2024

No mowing today! Thankful no injuries, excellent response from Tullahoma airport and area emergency services. They are reporting the pilot lost his brakes while taxiing. The FAA is investigating.

03/17/2024

Wishing you a Happy St Patrick’s Day 🍀
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Shahan Outdoors - full service year round Licensed, Insured, Bonded and Degreed 581-4557
Tn Pesticide Charter #1246 (for turfgrass)

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

04/18/2023

Thank You Tullahoma for Voting us
🎉 Tullahoma’s Finest for 20 years! 🎉
Currently hiring crew to weedeat and mulch

03/09/2023

Degreed Horticulturist. 20 time winner of Tullahoma's finest. Full service lawn maintence company. The only Chartered lawn service in Coffee County. Insured, Bonded, Workes Comp.

02/17/2023

Thank you to The Tullahoma Chamber of Commerce and Chick Fil A for the recognition! 😊

We ❤️ our members!

Today, the Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce paid a special Valentine’s Day visit to members Marcum Capital, Shahan Outdoor Services, and Tullahoma Bowling Lanes.

While we’re usually the ones giving gifts during our membership visits, the holiday of love persuaded Mark Shahan with Shahan Outdoor Services to gift us Chamber ladies with some beautiful flowers that now welcome those who enter the Chamber lobby.

As always, we enjoyed the opportunity to visit with our members and learn how we can better serve them.

Be sure to check our socials every Monday to learn more about these businesses, as they are current and upcoming Business of the Week honorees.

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01/21/2023

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As we horticulturist, landscapers, garden centers and nurseries continue to get bombarded with freeze questions I remind you to have patience. 90% or more of the plants in our landscapes will recover given time. Don’t fall prey to people looking to take advantage of you by telling you everything is dead and needs to be either cut down or dug up and replaced. Just because the leaves have fallen off doesn’t mean the plant is dead. Plants like hollies, Aucuba, laurels, boxwoods, azaleas and nandinas will likely leaf out come spring. Plants with dead stems (which may include some of the above depending on where you live) like Loropetalum, gardenias and camellias will likely come back from the trunk or even the roots. Conifers like Arizona cypress and Japanese cedars may be a different story. Time will tell. Check out this publication from the University of Tennessee and watch the Facebook Live Celeste and I did on the UT Gardens Jackson page on January 10th for freeze damage tips and Troy B. Marden Travel page for the segment he did for Volunteer Gardener.https://westtn.tennessee.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/35/2023/01/Handling-the-Holiday-Freeze-in-Your-Lawn-Landscape.pdf