Tree services in Broussard, LA
Broussard sits just southeast of Lafayette and has grown quickly. Most of it is in Lafayette Parish, with a part in St. Martin Parish.
The short answer
A tree service trims, removes and cleans up trees safely, including big limbs over houses and lines. Call one for dead or leaning trees, limbs over the roof, or trees down after a storm.
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Signs you need help with tree work
- Dead branches or a tree with no leaves in season.
- A tree leaning more than before, or cracks in the trunk.
- Limbs touching the roof or power lines.
- Mushrooms or rot at the base.
What tree services do
- Trim limbs away from the roof and wires.
- Remove dead, sick or leaning trees.
- Grind stumps.
- Clear trees and limbs after storms.
What it costs
A typical job runs about $300–$2,500. Trimming is at the low end. Removing a big tree near a house costs more. Emergency storm work often costs extra. These are ballpark prices, not a quote.
What's different here
- Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. Trim limbs over the house before it starts.
- After big storms, out-of-town crews show up. Check insurance and get a written price.
How to hire the right one
- Ask for proof of liability insurance and workers comp. Tree work is risky.
- Ask if they hold a Louisiana arborist license.
- Never let anyone but the power company cut near power lines.
Ask them on the phone
- Is this tree healthy, or does it need to come down?
- Is cleanup and hauling included?
- Is stump grinding included?
- How will you protect my roof, fence and lawn?
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Questions people ask
- How do I find good tree services in Broussard?
- Ask for a license and proof of insurance, get the price in writing, and don't pay the whole job up front. On HomePro you show the job once with your phone, a checked pro sends the price, and the pro is paid after the job is done.
- When is the best time to trim trees?
- For most trees, late winter. For storm safety, before hurricane season.
- Who pays when my tree falls on my neighbor's house?
- It depends on your insurance and whether the tree was healthy. Call your insurer and take photos.
- Can I trim limbs near a power line?
- No. Call your power company. It's dangerous for anyone but trained line crews.
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