What you get
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Priority storm response
After a major storm we run priority dispatch across greater Baton Rouge. Downed limbs blocking driveways and leaning trees over structures get cleared first, before the damage spreads.
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Insurance documentation
We photograph and document destroyed trees, crushed fencing lines, and landscape losses the way adjusters expect to see them, so your claim reflects the real damage.
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Hazard trees handled safely
Storm-cracked and leaning trees are the most dangerous work in the yard. Our insured crews rig and remove them without adding a new claim to your list.
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Local since 1992 — not a storm chaser
After every hurricane, out-of-state crews flood Louisiana and vanish by winter. We've been here 34 years and 12,000+ projects — we'll be here when the replanting is done.
How it goes
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Call the storm line
If a tree is on a structure or blocking access, we dispatch emergency crews first. If not, we schedule a free storm assessment — prioritized in the days after a major event.
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Free assessment & damage report
You get a photo report of every downed limb, damaged tree, and washed-out bed. If the damage doesn't justify an insurance claim, we'll tell you that too.
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Cleanup through replanting
We haul the debris, grind the stumps, regrade the wash-outs, and restore the landscape — one local company from first cut to final planting.
Step one takes five minutes: (225) 756-3100
Storm Cleanup — Common Questions
How fast can you get here after a storm?
Emergencies — trees on structures, blocked driveways — get same-day or next-day response. General cleanup is scheduled in priority order in the days after a major event in Baton Rouge. Calling early gets you on the route sooner.
Will insurance pay for storm damage to my landscape?
Often partially — many policies cover debris removal and tree damage to structures, and some cover landscape losses up to a limit. We document everything with photos so you can make an informed claim decision.
Can a leaning tree be saved?
Sometimes. Small trees recently tipped can often be staked and saved; large trees with lifted root plates usually can't. We assess honestly — removing a saveable tree is money wasted, and keeping a doomed one is a hazard.
Do you charge for storm assessments?
No. Storm assessments and the photo damage report are completely free, with no obligation to use us for the cleanup.