Restore, then maintain
We can reset a yard that got away — brush, debris, the works — and roll straight into keeping it up. One quote, one crew, no juggling contractors.
Residential Land Management
Residential land
management.
Land clearing and lawn care for your home — we clear an overgrown yard or lot, haul the debris, and then keep the lawn and grounds on a schedule you set. One crew brings your place back and maintains it, whether you're home every weekend or away for the season.
Restore & Manage
Bring it back, then keep it sharp.
Most homes start with a reset — clearing what got away — and move to a recurring plan we keep on the calendar so the yard never falls behind again.
- Overgrown lot & yard clearing
- Brush, scrub & small tree removal
- Debris & trash haul-off
- Grass cutting / mowing
- Weed eating & edging
- Chemical spraying (weed kill, fence lines, beds)
- Tree & shrub trimming
- Recurring weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly visits
Why TIMCO
Why homeowners hand us the keys to the yard.
Recurring, on the calendar
Set your cadence — weekly, bi-weekly, monthly — and we keep the visit booked. The schedule shows up like clockwork so the yard never gets ahead of you.
No long-term contract
Month to month. Stay because the work is good, not because you're locked in. Pause for winter or ramp up for summer whenever you need.
One crew, every visit
The same local crew that knows your place — where the beds are, how you like the edges, which corners flood. Consistency you don't get from a rotating vendor.
Insured & accountable
Liability and equipment coverage current. If something goes wrong on your land, you are covered — not left holding the bill.
Hwy 308 HQ
Local to Thibodaux and quick across Lafourche, Terrebonne, Assumption — easy to add a visit without inflated trip charges.
Recent Work
Homes under our care.
Real jobs. Real land. Lafourche, Terrebonne, Assumption parishes.
FAQ
Home land clearing and lawn care, answered.
How much does it cost to clear an overgrown residential lot?
It depends on the size of the lot, how thick the brush and small trees have gotten, whether there is debris to haul off, and how easily equipment can get in. A yard that just fell behind clears for far less than a lot that has grown over for years. Rather than guess, call us for a free estimate — we will look at your lot and put an honest number on the clearing, including hauling the debris away.
Do I have to sign a long-term contract for lawn care?
No. Residential lawn and grounds care is month to month — stay because the work is good, not because you are locked in. You can ramp visits up for the summer growing season, pause over winter, or drop back to a one-time clearing whenever your yard needs it. Set the cadence that fits your place and we keep the visit booked.
What happens to the brush and debris after you clear my yard?
Haul-off is part of the job. When we clear an overgrown lot or trim back trees and shrubs, we take the brush, scrub, and debris with us so you are not left with piles to deal with, and we clean up drainage the growth was choking off in the process. You come home to a yard that is actually usable, not a mess pushed to the property line.
How often will you mow and maintain my lawn during the Louisiana growing season?
Through the warm months, most Bayou Region yards want cutting every week or every other week to stay ahead of the growth, easing off as things slow down in the cooler season. We fit the schedule to your lawn and how you like it kept — edges, beds, and trim included — and the same local crew shows up on the cadence you set so the yard never gets ahead of you. Call us and we will recommend a rhythm and quote it.
Service Area
Based in Thibodaux. Working across the Bayou Region.
Thibodaux, LAHouma, LARaceland, LAChackbay, LANapoleonville, LASchriever, LA
Next Step
Yard that needs a reset — or a schedule?
Send the address and whether you need a one-time clearing, a recurring plan, or both. We'll quote it and keep your place looking right.
Request a QuoteCall 985.665.7298
Insured · No long-term contract · Serving the Bayou Region since 2021