A natural tree killer is any non-chemical substance or technique, such as Epsom salt, vinegar, girdling, or mulch smothering, used to kill an unwanted tree without synthetic herbicides. In New Orleans, where mature live oaks, historic lots, and strict city permit rules shape every removal decision, Big Easy Tree Removal helps homeowners choose the safest… Continue reading What is a Natural Tree Killer? Discover the Best Ways to Kill Trees Safely and Effectively

Are you concerned about the stability of your trees? Choosing the right tree support system is crucial in ensuring the safety and health of your trees.  Whether you have a young sapling or a mature tree, providing proper support can prevent damage from strong winds, heavy branches, or other environmental factors. In this article, we… Continue reading How To Choose The Right Tree Support System

Trees are an essential part of our environment, providing us with shade, beauty, and clean air. However, just like any living organism, trees can also face various problems and challenges.  In this article, we will explore the five most common tree problems and provide you with practical solutions on how to fix them. Identifying and… Continue reading The 5 Most Common Tree Problems and How To Fix Them

Rainy season brings a lot of moisture and strong winds that can damage trees, causing them to lose branches, fall over, or even uproot completely. Tree trimming during the rainy season is important for maintaining tree health and preventing potential hazards.  Learn about the importance of tree trimming during the rainy season, how to safely… Continue reading Importance of Tree Trimming During Rainy Season: Protecting Your Property from Storm Damage

Learn when to trim your trees with our seasonal guide for optimal health and beauty, ensuring growth, safety, and increased property value.

New Orleans homeowners dealing with an unwanted tree have several options, including professional removal, stump grinding, pruning to reshape the canopy, relocating the tree, repurposing the wood, or donating it. The City of New Orleans requires a permit for removing trees with a trunk diameter of six inches or more on public rights-of-way. Invasive species… Continue reading What to Do With a Tree You Don’t Want in New Orleans?

When a neighbor’s tree damages your property in New Orleans, liability depends on whether the tree owner knew or should have known the tree was hazardous. Under Louisiana Civil Code Article 2317.1, a neighbor who ignores a visibly dead, diseased, or leaning tree can be held responsible for resulting damage. If the tree was healthy… Continue reading Who Is Responsible for a Neighbor’s Tree Damage in LA?

In New Orleans, whether you need permission to cut down a tree on your property depends on the tree’s location and size. Trees on public rights-of-way or neutral grounds require a city permit through the Department of Parks and Parkways. Private property trees may also be regulated under the city’s Tree Protection Ordinance, approved in… Continue reading Do You Need a Permit to Remove a Tree in New Orleans? Here’s What You Need to Know

In Louisiana, there is no statewide height limit for trees on private property. However, under Louisiana Civil Code Article 688, New Orleans homeowners can demand that a neighbor trim branches or roots that extend onto their property at the neighbor’s expense. The City of New Orleans also enforces tree protection ordinances that regulate the removal… Continue reading Can a Neighbors Tree Be Too High in New Orleans, LA? Here’s What You Need to Know

In New Orleans, a neighbor can ask you to trim branches or roots that cross onto their property under Louisiana Civil Code Article 688, and the trimming cost falls on you as the tree owner. However, a neighbor cannot force you to cut down a healthy tree that sits entirely on your property. If the… Continue reading Can a Neighbour Ask You to Cut Down Trees in New Orleans? Here’s What You Need to Know