Tree service
Professional tree care including trimming, removal, and emergency services for Berthoud, Loveland, and surrounding areas.
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Windsor is one of the fastest-growing towns in northern Colorado, and the majority of its housing stock has been built since 2000. Subdivisions like Bison Ridge, Jacoby Farm, Brunner Farm, Highland Meadows, and the Water Valley communities are all relatively new, which means the trees and shrubs on most Windsor properties are still in their early to mid-growth stages. Young trees in new subdivisions need early structural pruning to develop strong branch architecture — work that is easy to do now and expensive to skip. Windsor also sits between Greeley and Fort Collins in a wind corridor that sees consistent plains wind, and young trees with poor branch structure are particularly vulnerable. The town's rapid growth also means many properties have landscape plantings that were installed at build-out and have never been professionally trimmed.
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Windsor's newest subdivisions — including RainDance, Prairie Song, and Poudre Heights — have trees that were planted within the last five to fifteen years. This is the most important window for structural pruning. Removing co-dominant stems and correcting branch angles now, while the wood is small, takes minutes. Waiting until those same defects are in a 30-inch trunk means a crane and a full removal crew.
Older Windsor neighborhoods like Bison Ridge and Jacoby Farm have trees from the late 1990s and early 2000s that are now reaching a size where structural issues become visible. Crossing branches, included bark, and heavy one-sided canopies are common in trees that were planted and left to grow without professional pruning. We assess each tree and prioritize the cuts that reduce risk and extend the tree's useful life.
Shrub trimming is a significant part of our Windsor work. Landscape plantings in subdivisions like Highland Meadows and Greenspire were designed to fill in over time, and many have now grown past their original spacing. We trim shrubs to maintain clearance from structures, driveways, and walkways while keeping plants healthy. We are locally owned, ISA-certified, and fully insured, with free estimates available across Windsor.
At a glance
Tree trimming — specifically early structural pruning — is the most valuable service we provide in Windsor, where the majority of residential trees are young enough that proper pruning now shapes their branch architecture for decades to come. Shrub trimming is in consistent demand across Windsor's newer subdivisions, where landscape plantings installed at build-out have matured and now need regular maintenance to stay within their intended footprint. Tree removal is less common here than in older cities, but it does occur when a tree was poorly sited at planting, has developed a structural defect, or was damaged in a wind event. Free estimates are available for any Windsor property.
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Tree service Serving Windsor, CO
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Structural pruning should begin within the first three to five years after planting, while the tree is still small enough that corrective cuts are minor. The goal is to establish a single dominant leader and remove co-dominant stems or crossing branches before they develop included bark. Trees in Windsor's newer subdivisions that have not been pruned yet are not too late — the sooner you start, the less work is needed.
Yes. Shrub trimming is a regular service across Windsor's newer developments, where landscape plantings are now mature enough to need professional maintenance. We trim to maintain clearance from structures and walkways, and we shape plants correctly for their species rather than applying a uniform shear cut that can damage long-term health.
Yes. Young trees with poor root establishment or improper staking can lean, uproot, or develop permanent lean from consistent wind pressure. Trees that were staked too long can also develop weak trunk taper and fail at the stake point once the support is removed. We assess young trees for these issues and recommend corrective pruning or structural support adjustments as needed.
Yes. Ash trees were commonly planted in Windsor's subdivisions from the late 1990s through the 2000s, and EAB is confirmed across the northern Front Range. If you have an ash tree on your Windsor property, a diagnostic assessment will tell you whether it is currently showing signs of infestation and what your options are for treatment or planned removal.
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