Tree Masters
★ 5 (113)Tree service
Emergency Tree Removal in New Orleans, Louisiana
Across New Orleans, Louisiana, storm damage can leave a tree on a roof, across a driveway or leaning over a power line. This directory lists 18 tree removal contractors for the city, and 17 of them have a rating. Some listed businesses are based in Metairie, Kenner or Belle Chasse.
Tree Services Near New Orleans
Audubon Tree Care LLC
★ 5 (108)Tree service
Johntilly Tree Services
★ 5 (105)Tree service
Benton Tree Service
★ 4.9 (260)Tree service
A Perfect Cut Tree Service
★ 4.9 (325)Tree service
Hank's Stump Grinding LLC
★ 4.9 (102)Tree service
NYC Health + Hospitals / Bellevue
★ 4.4 (6540)Emergency room
Bayou Tree Service, Inc.
★ 4.8 (83)Tree service
Risk Tree Service, LLC
★ 4.8 (58)Tree service
Mudge Tree Service
★ 5 (33)Tree service
Big Easy Tree Removal: New Orleans Tree Service & Stump Grinding Company
★ 4.9 (23)Tree service
Rings Tree Service
★ 5 (11)Tree service
Bartlett Tree Experts
★ 4.6 (26)Tree service
Big Easy Tree Service
★ 5 (1)Tree service
Elevated Tree Care
★ 5 (25)Tree service
Premier Tree Service
★ 4.4 (33)Tree service
Trees Unlimited
★ 5 (1)Tree service
Tree Care New Orleans
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does homeowners insurance cover emergency tree removal in New Orleans?
Homeowners insurance often helps when a fallen tree hits a covered structure, such as a house, garage or fence. Many policies also pay to remove the debris so the damaged property can be repaired. Removal of a tree that missed everything is usually not covered. Coverage varies, so read your policy or ask your insurer before scheduling work.
What should I do first if a tree falls on my house in New Orleans?
Stay away from the tree and anything it touches, and keep other people and pets back. If power lines are down or a utility pole is damaged, call the utility or emergency services right away and do not go near the lines. Then contact your insurer and arrange for a qualified tree professional to assess the tree.
Should I try to remove a storm-damaged tree myself?
No. Cutting a storm-damaged tree is dangerous because limbs can be under tension or caught in other branches, and a wrong cut can send them in an unexpected direction. Homeowners usually lack the gear and training for this work. Stay clear, keep others away, and have a qualified tree professional handle the removal.