A local guide to tree work

Tree services in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana

Tree removal, tree trimming and stump grinding for homes across the parish: Hammond, Ponchatoula, Amite, Independence, Kentwood and the communities in between. Call to discuss your tree-service needs with an independent provider. Coverage and availability depend on the receiving provider.

(985) 239-2976

Independent referral service. We don't cut trees; we connect your call to a company that does.

Start with the job

What you can call about

Botanical illustration of a pine branch and cone

Tree removal

A dead pine by the driveway, a water oak over the roof, a tree that came down across the fence.

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Tree trimming

Limbs over the roof, a canopy shading out the yard, branches hanging low over the drive. For trees you want to keep.

Botanical illustration of a tree stump

Stump grinding

A stump left after a tree came down. A stump on its own is fine; you don't need a tree job to go with it.

Know before you call

Is it yours to handle?

Not every tree in Tangipahoa Parish is the homeowner's job. Four local things worth knowing.

Parish right-of-way

Public Works handles certain tree removal on parish roads in unincorporated areas. For a roadside tree, ask Public Works in Amite first: 985-748-3211.

Power lines

The electric utility comes first when a line is involved. Stay away from trees or branches touching wires. Entergy and DEMCO have different line-maintenance responsibilities.

Hammond live oaks

Hammond's development code includes protections for certain live oaks. Check current city permit requirements before cutting or removing one.

Burning the pile

The parish issues burn bans in dry spells. Check the parish's official updates before burning limbs or brush.

From the field guide

Guides for Tangipahoa homeowners

Practical information before you decide what work is needed.

01

Dead and dying pines

How long they stand, browning from the top, sawdust at the base.

02

Stumps: grind it or leave it?

When a stump stays, sprouts, or gets in the way.

03

Neighbor's trees under Louisiana law

Questions about branches, roots, and property lines.

04

Insurance and trees

Understanding coverage questions before and after tree damage.

From Manchac to Kentwood

Across Tangipahoa Parish

Hammond, Ponchatoula, Amite, Independence, Kentwood and the communities in between.

Akers / ManchacAmiteFlukerHammondHusserIndependenceKentwoodLorangerNatalbanyPonchatoulaRobertRoselandTangipahoaTickfaw
Kentwood
Amite
Hammond
Ponchatoula
Manchac
Illustrative north-to-south place guide · not a geographic map

Nothing complicated

How it works

1

Make the call

(985) 239-2976. No form to fill out. Nothing to upload.

2

Get connected

Your call is routed to an independent tree-service provider for your area.

3

Talk about the job

Describe your tree or stump directly. Whether to hire the provider is your decision.

Tangipahoa Tree Services is a referral website and does not perform tree work or employ crews. Each provider is responsible for its own work and terms.

Good to know

Common questions

Are you a tree company?

No. This is a referral website for Tangipahoa Parish. We don't perform tree work; your call goes to an independent tree service.

Can I call about a stump only?

Yes. You don't need a separate tree-removal job to call about stump grinding.

I'm outside the city limits. Does that matter?

The referral site covers communities across Tangipahoa Parish. For roadside trees on parish-maintained roads in unincorporated areas, contact Parish Public Works first.

A limb is on the line to my house. Who do I call?

Your electric utility first. Stay away from branches or trees touching power lines.