Mark Jenkins Nursery is a wholesale nursery selling trees, shrubs, and perennials. We are open weekends by appointment and Monday -Friday, we can arrange delivery of your purchases.
Mark Jenkins Nursery is a wholesale nursery selling trees, shrubs, and perennials. We are open weekends by appointment and Monday -Friday, we can arrange delivery of your purchases.
We specialize in lawn and landscaping Mantaience.
"Perfect, did everything I asked and excellent job."
Beth S on May 2020
We specialize in lawn and landscaping Mantaience.
"Perfect, did everything I asked and excellent job."
Beth S on May 2020
No Job Too Small! Over 20+ years experience in ALL PHASES of building trades/maintenance and restoration!! Full service Home Repair/Handyman/Painting and Renovation Services! Everything from Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry to Painting, One Wall or the WHOLE House! :) Serving CENLA, Rapides, Grant, LaSalle and Avoyelles but can accommodate bigger jobs anywhere in the state! Dave: 318-528-0407 (OK to Text)
No Job Too Small! Over 20+ years experience in ALL PHASES of building trades/maintenance and restoration!! Full service Home Repair/Handyman/Painting and Renovation Services! Everything from Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry to Painting, One Wall or the WHOLE House! :) Serving CENLA, Rapides, Grant, LaSalle and Avoyelles but can accommodate bigger jobs anywhere in the state! Dave: 318-528-0407 (OK to Text)
We are a local company that centers our services around work that we can do with a tractor. The reason for this is a tractor is a platform that we can provide a wide range of services from. A lot of our work comes from the tree service industry. We can have a tree taken down, grind the stump, haul off the tree, and the debris from the stump. When the Job is all done we can have a load of dirt hauled in to fill in the stump hole and any holes in the yard that where incurred in the process. We also provide many other services such as land clearing, dirt work, driveways, bush hogging, large area grass cutting, tilling, and more. We are 100% Veteran owned, Insured, and Registered with the State of Louisiana. If you have a question or need a quote please feel free to give us a call 318-613-4554. We accept Cash, Check, Debit and Credit Card payment.
We are a local company that centers our services around work that we can do with a tractor. The reason for this is a tractor is a platform that we can provide a wide range of services from. A lot of our work comes from the tree service industry. We can have a tree taken down, grind the stump, haul off the tree, and the debris from the stump. When the Job is all done we can have a load of dirt hauled in to fill in the stump hole and any holes in the yard that where incurred in the process. We also provide many other services such as land clearing, dirt work, driveways, bush hogging, large area grass cutting, tilling, and more. We are 100% Veteran owned, Insured, and Registered with the State of Louisiana. If you have a question or need a quote please feel free to give us a call 318-613-4554. We accept Cash, Check, Debit and Credit Card payment.
I am the sole proprietor and president of a small business run from my home office and is only offered online. www.msaestheticallyyours.com 516 4866781
"Great crew, happy and on site owner. I would definitely hire again."
Jim D on August 2019
I am the sole proprietor and president of a small business run from my home office and is only offered online. www.msaestheticallyyours.com 516 4866781
"Great crew, happy and on site owner. I would definitely hire again."
Jim D on August 2019
Additional phone number - (318) 447-9339. Additional contact name - Mark Curtis. Additional email - mcurtis@deepsouthsod.com.
Additional phone number - (318) 447-9339. Additional contact name - Mark Curtis. Additional email - mcurtis@deepsouthsod.com.
We are a family owned christian company. We are licensed and insured.
We are a family owned christian company. We are licensed and insured.
We are a full service landscape and maintenance company serving central Louisiana. Our focus is medium to large residential projects. Our philosophy is quality over quantity with an emphasis on excellent customer service. We also offer comprehensive maintenance plans to keep you looking beautiful all year. We look forward to meeting with you to discuss your options, Call today for an estimate and consultation.
"Very good. He does outstanding work. The workers were very courteous and they cleaned up after themselves."
Gary M on August 2019
We are a full service landscape and maintenance company serving central Louisiana. Our focus is medium to large residential projects. Our philosophy is quality over quantity with an emphasis on excellent customer service. We also offer comprehensive maintenance plans to keep you looking beautiful all year. We look forward to meeting with you to discuss your options, Call today for an estimate and consultation.
"Very good. He does outstanding work. The workers were very courteous and they cleaned up after themselves."
Gary M on August 2019
You might remove a tree for free if it’s small, easy to reach, and your city doesn’t require a permit. Call the planning or public works office first to be sure. If they give you the green light, follow all safety rules, wear protective gear, and ask a friend to spot you. When in doubt—or if the tree is tall—hire a pro instead.
In many cities, you’ll need a permit—sometimes even an arborist’s report—before cutting down a tree. Start by calling your local building or planning department. They’ll tell you whether the tree is protected, how big it can be before a permit kicks in, and whether the work has to be done by a licensed pro. Get written approval before scheduling the job to stay on the right side of local rules.
It’s best to leave healthy trees alone—they add shade, boost curb appeal, and support wildlife. Take one down only if it’s dead, diseased beyond saving, or posing a real safety risk. Check local rules first; many areas protect heritage or street trees.
When removal seems necessary, bring in a licensed arborist for an on-site assessment and written recommendation before you book the crew.
If you’re torn between trimming, pruning, or full removal, start with an honest health check. Trim to shape the canopy or encourage new growth. Prune when you spot broken or diseased branches that could spread trouble.
Plan on removal only if the trunk is hollow, several major limbs are dead, storm damage is extensive, or the tree leans dangerously toward a structure.
A tree that’s 15 to 20 feet from your home isn’t automatically a problem. Healthy, small species often coexist just fine with houses. Trouble starts when the trunk shows decay, roots crack the foundation, or overhanging branches threaten the roof. Bring in a licensed arborist for a close look and written recommendation before you decide to remove or simply prune.
Timing hinges on size and complexity. A small tree might be gone in a few hours, a mid-sized one in half a day, and a giant could keep the crew busy for one to two full workdays. Add extra time if you’re grinding the stump, hauling wood, or navigating tight spaces near power lines or fences.