Fall is one of the best times to have your trees looked at, before winter storms and heavy, wet snow put them to the test.
Our trained arborists check for the things that are easy to miss from the ground: weak branch unions, dead or hanging limbs, signs of pest and disease pressure that show up in Colorado's dry climate, and canopy weight that could become a problem under snow load.
Catching those issues now usually means a simpler, less expensive fix than an emergency call after a limb has already come down. It also gives you time to decide whether a tree can be saved with pruning or whether removal is the responsible choice.
If a tree on your property looks different than it did last season, it is worth a closer look before the first big storm. #DenverTreeCare #SouthwestDenverTrees #TreeHealth #FallTreeCare
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