Not every job is a full removal. Sometimes it is a handful of low limbs blocking the driveway, a pile of branches from the last storm, or a backyard buried under years of fallen wood. Bayou Boyz handles the smaller jobs with the same care as the big ones.
Common branch and cleanup jobs
- Low limbs over driveways, sidewalks, mailboxes, and parking areas
- Branches rubbing the roof, gutters, or siding
- Fallen limbs and storm debris across the yard
- Brush piles and old wood left from past projects
- Clearing overgrowth along fences and outbuildings
Cut, clean, and haul
Limbs are cut back cleanly to a proper junction rather than leaving stubs, then the material is chipped or loaded and hauled away. When we leave, the work area is raked and clear.
If you want firewood or mulch, say so — we can leave split-ready lengths or a chip pile where you want it.

A good fit for property managers
Rental properties, HOA common areas, churches, and small commercial lots collect branches and debris that nobody has time to deal with. Describe the property and what needs to be cleared in your estimate request, and we will quote it as one job.
Small job now, smaller bill later
Dealing with a low or cracked limb now is usually simpler than dealing with it after it breaks. If we notice a bigger issue while we are on site — a dead tree or a hazardous limb higher up — we will point it out so you can decide what to do.
Ready to get this handled? Tell us about the job — photos help — and we’ll follow up to set up your free estimate.
Request an Estimate for Branch Removal & Property CleanupFrequently asked questions
Do you take small jobs?
Yes. Branch removal and cleanup jobs are part of what we do. Request an estimate with a short description and photos.
Will you haul off branches I already cut?
In many cases, yes. Tell us roughly how much material there is and where it is piled, and include a photo if you can.
Can you leave the wood for firewood?
Absolutely. Let us know what you want kept and where, and we will cut it to length and stack it there.

