Tree service in Shreveport, LA

Tree trimming cost in Shreveport varies based on the tree's height, species, and how close it sits to a structure or power line. A smaller ornamental tree in a South Shreveport yard costs less to trim than a mature live oak with wide lateral limbs overhanging a roofline in South Highlands. Access to the tree — whether a crew can position equipment in the yard or must work from the street — also affects the price.

Most standard homeowner's insurance policies cover tree removal when a storm causes a tree to fall on a covered structure like your home, fence, or outbuilding. If the tree falls in an open area of your yard without hitting a structure, coverage depends on your specific policy. After a Shreveport storm, photograph the damage before anything is moved, contact your insurer promptly to start the claim, and ask what documentation the adjuster will need before cleanup begins.

Yes. We work in the Fairfield Historic District, South Highlands, and other established Shreveport neighborhoods where mature trees sit close to older homes. These jobs require careful rigging and controlled lowering to protect structures, fences, and neighboring properties. We assess the full site before starting any removal or trimming work.

We can remove trees that are near but not in contact with power lines. If a tree is actively touching or tangled in energized utility lines, the utility company must de-energize or clear the line before a tree crew can work safely. We will assess the situation and let you know what needs to happen before work can begin.