Tree service in Loveland, CO

A diagnostic assessment is the right first step for any large, mature tree near a structure. We look at the branch structure, root zone, signs of decay, and any previous pruning cuts that may have created weak points. Many older elms and cottonwoods in Loveland's historic core can be preserved with targeted trimming, but some have structural defects that make removal the safer choice.

Yes. Emerald ash borer is confirmed across the northern Front Range, including Loveland, and untreated ash trees will eventually die from the infestation. Ash trees planted in Loveland's established neighborhoods in the 1970s through 1990s are now large enough that removal becomes a significant job once the wood turns brittle. A diagnostic assessment now can help you decide whether treatment or planned removal makes more sense for your property.

Yes. Shrub trimming is a regular service in Loveland's newer communities, where landscape plantings installed at build-out have often outgrown their original spacing. We trim shrubs to maintain clearance from structures, walkways, and driveways while keeping the plant healthy and shaped correctly for its species.

High winds and hailstorms in Loveland can strip leaves, crack limbs, and split co-dominant stems that were already under stress. After a storm, we assess which damage is cosmetic and which creates a safety hazard. Broken limbs hanging in the canopy — called widow-makers — need to come down quickly, and we handle emergency storm damage calls for exactly that situation.