Category: Boulder Tree Care

Wow! What an interesting call I got today.

The owner wants us to remove this tree house from an old cottonwood on his property. Look at this thing.

It’s wedged in there real tight from the wind opening and closing the branches and the tree house falling deeper and deeper in there.

The back half pulled of it’s support and fell down while the front is still anchor bolted on the other branches. They said the racoons moved in for a while before it completely fell apart.

Working out the details on the bid. Intense tree house removal job!

Super dangerous with all the tension and stress from the bolts, cabling, the house and the the tree. What do you think? How much would you charge to remove this beast?

Spring is here and you may want to prune back your trees before all their leaves fill out.
Your trees will be happy if we get that heavy, wet April snow.

By thinning the canopy the snow will not accumulate as much on the leaves and branches and they will be less likely to break.

Early spring and late fall is when we get most our emergency calls. Usually, in the spring, it’s because we get a late snow after leaves have already filled out and in the fall we often get an early snow before trees have had a chance to drop their leaves.

Yes, we provide tree service for Boulder, Colorado. Did you know we also serve Longmont, Louisville, Erie, Broomfield, Gunbarrel and Lafayette areas?

Want to know more about your trees? Call us and request a free consultation and estimate with an ISA Certified Arborist. Since we are locally owned and operated, we are familiar with and have an understanding of the unique characteristics of species growing in the Boulder County area. We service both residential and commercial clients.

Have questions?  Contact us.

Spring is officially here and soon honey bees will begin to swarm. We catch bee swarms if you happen to see one! Here’s a picture of one we caught a couple years ago.

Just last week in April 2016 we were working on a tree down the street from our house when a bee hive on the property swarmed into an apple tree across the street. The swarm was captured and installed in another hive shorty after.