When a tree has to come down in Houma, we take it down right.
Tree removal, stump grinding, and storm cleanup for homeowners across Terrebonne Parish. Careful rigging on tight lots and soft ground — the wood hauled off and the yard left clean.
- Free on-site estimates
- Local crews, not a call center
- Storm & emergency response
Four services, one local crew
From a single leaning water oak to a whole overgrown lot, here’s how we help.
Tree Removal
Full removal of any tree, from a leaning water oak to a storm-split pine, with the yard left clean.
Most residential removals run $300–$1,500+ Learn more →Stump Grinding
We grind the stump and surface roots below grade so you can sod, replant, or just get your yard back.
Most stumps run $166–$307 Learn more →Emergency & Storm
Tree on your house, blocking the drive, or hung up after a storm — we respond fast across Terrebonne.
Emergency calls average around $794 Learn more →Land Clearing
Clearing brush, undergrowth, and stands of trees to open up a lot for building, fencing, or resale.
Priced per lot after a site visit Learn more →Bayou trees are a different job
Removing a tree in South Louisiana isn’t like doing it on dry, open ground up north. The soil stays soft and waterlogged, lots run narrow, and big spreading canopies grow right up against houses and power lines. That’s before a single storm rolls off the Gulf.
We work these conditions every week — the brittle water oaks that shed limbs, the live oaks that need real rope work, the bald cypress and water tupelo down in the wet. Knowing the local trees and the local ground is half the job.
- Live oakHeavy, wide canopies close to homes. Careful rigging, not straight felling.
- Water oakFast-growing and brittle — the #1 storm-limb dropper in the parish.
- Bald cypressDown in the wet ground; access and timing matter most.
- PineCommon in newer subdivisions; snaps and uproots in high wind.
What tree work costs in Houma
Real ranges, not a bait number. Size, access, and what’s underneath the tree drive the final price — here’s the ballpark.
Most residential removals. Average around $500; big live oaks near a house run higher.
Priced by stump width at ground level. Ground 6–8″ below grade so you can sod or replant.
After-hours and higher-risk. Depends on what the tree is resting on — roof, fence, or line.
Free estimates. Ranges are typical and become a firm price once we see the job.
From your call to a clean yard
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Call or request an estimate
Tell us what you’ve got — a leaning tree, a stump, storm damage. We’ll set a time to look.
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Free on-site look & firm price
We check the tree, the access, and what’s around it, then give you a real number with no pressure.
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We do the work, clean the site
The crew takes the tree down in controlled sections, grinds the stump if you want, and hauls off the debris.
Serving Houma and the towns around it
Not listed? If you’re in or around Terrebonne Parish, call and ask — chances are we cover you.
Questions we get a lot
What areas do you serve around Houma?
All of Houma and Terrebonne Parish, plus nearby Thibodaux, Bayou Cane, Gray, Schriever, and Morgan City. If you’re not sure whether you’re in range, just call and ask.
Do you charge for an estimate?
No. Estimates are free and come with no obligation. We look at the tree, the access, and what’s around it, then give you a firm price.
How fast can you come out after a storm?
Storm and emergency work is a priority. After a major hurricane the whole parish is calling at once, so the sooner you reach us the sooner you’re in the queue.
Do you haul away the wood and debris?
Yes, haul-off is included unless you’d rather keep the wood. Some folks want the trunk cut to firewood length and left — just tell us.
Got a tree that needs to come down?
Free estimates across Houma and Terrebonne Parish. Talk to a local crew, not a call center.