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TREE REMOVAL, PRUNING AND STUMP GRINDING IN DENVER
Tree Services in Denver, Colorado
Tree Services Denver Colorado is a local tree care company at 1905 Sherman St, Denver. We handle tree removal, trimming and pruning, stump grinding, ash tree removal, storm damage cleanup and land clearing for homes and commercial properties across the city. Crews work Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM, with emergency tree removal available 24/7.
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About Our Denver Tree Service Company
Tree Services Denver Colorado cares for trees on residential and commercial properties throughout the City and County of Denver, from Capitol Hill and Congress Park to Washington Park, Park Hill and Highland. Our certified arborists and crew handle routine trimming, full removals, stump grinding and land clearing, then clear the debris from your property.
Denver trees face specific pressures: heavy, wet spring and fall snow that snaps limbs still in leaf, dry winters, and the emerald ash borer, which was confirmed in the city in June 2025. About 1 in 6 Denver trees is an ash, roughly 330,000 trees, according to the city’s Be A Smart Ash program. We factor those conditions into every recommendation we make, from ash tree removal to storm damage cleanup.
Tree Services We Offer in Denver
From one overgrown branch to a whole lot, these are the jobs Denver property owners call us for most: tree removal, tree pruning and trimming, stump grinding, emergency tree removal, ash tree removal, storm damage cleanup and land clearing. Every job ends with cleanup.
Tree Assessments by Certified Arborists
Our certified arborists inspect a tree’s structure, canopy and root zone, identify disease, pests and failure risks, and set out a care plan. For ash trees, that includes checking for emerald ash borer signs such as D-shaped exit holes and a thinning crown, then advising on whether to treat, remove or replace the tree. See emerald ash borer and ash tree help.
Tree Trimming and Pruning
Pruning removes dead, crossing and weak branches so a tree handles wind and snow loads better and stays clear of roofs, driveways and sidewalks. Most Denver trees do well on a 1 to 3 year cycle. See our tree pruning and trimming service.
Tree Removal
We remove dead, diseased, storm-damaged and poorly placed trees of any size, including trees close to houses, fences and utility lines. Where space is tight, the crew takes the tree down in sections, then clears the debris. See tree removal in Denver and stump grinding.
Ash Tree Removal and Emerald Ash Borer
Emerald ash borer reached Denver in 2025, and about 1 in 6 trees in the city is an ash. We inspect ash trees, tell you whether treatment or removal makes sense, and take down infested and declining ash safely. See ash tree removal in Denver.
Storm Damage Cleanup
After heavy snow or high wind, we remove broken and hanging limbs, cut up fallen trees, prune damaged trees back to sound wood and haul away the debris. See storm damage tree cleanup.
Land Clearing and Brush Removal
We clear lots, overgrown yards and fence lines of trees, brush and stumps, working around the trees you want to keep, so the ground is ready to build on, fence or landscape. See land clearing in Denver.
Why Denver Property Owners Choose Us
- Safety first. We follow strict industry safety standards and use equipment sized to the job to protect your home, vehicles and landscaping.
- Experienced professionals. Our Denver arborists bring years of hands-on work to every project.
- Work done right the first time. Clean pruning cuts, controlled removals and a tidy site when we leave.
- Transparent pricing. You get a fair, accurate quote before work starts, with no hidden fees.
- Eco-friendly practices. We use sustainable methods to care for your trees and the landscape around them.
What You Can Count On
Free, No-Obligation Quotes
Tell us about the job and we will give you a clear price before any work starts. No hidden fees.
24/7 Emergency Line
Storm damage or a tree down on your property? Call (720) 383-6040 any time, day or night.
Cleanup Included
We haul away branches, logs and debris and leave your yard tidy when the job is done.
Serving Denver and nearby communities, including Washington Park, Capitol Hill, Cherry Creek, Highlands, Congress Park and University Hills, plus Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton and Littleton.
What Our Customers Say
Searching for ‘best tree service in Denver, CO’? Tree Services Denver Colorado handled our front-yard spruce near Washington Park with transparent pricing and same-week scheduling. Neighbors in 80209 keep asking who did the work.
Emily Hart
Homeowner, Washington Park
As a property manager in Capitol Hill, I need insured, punctual crews. This team arrived on time, protected our sidewalks, and left the site spotless—exactly what Denver multifamily buildings require.
Jordan Perez
Property Manager, Capitol Hill
If you’re near Cherry Creek and want safe, affordable tree care, this is the company. They advised us on permits and HOA rules, which saved delays.
Priya N.
HOA Board Member, Cherry Creek
Tree Work Across Denver Neighborhoods
We work throughout the City and County of Denver, including Cherry Creek and the neighborhoods below, from our base at 1905 Sherman St. Tree problems differ from one area to the next. Here is what tree care usually involves in each.
Capitol Hill
Large, old shade trees stand on narrow lots, close to houses, garages and alley wires. Work here is mostly sectional tree removal and clearance pruning, with access through the alley.
Congress Park
Emerald ash borer was first confirmed in Denver here in June 2025. Ash owners need inspections and, for declining trees, ash tree removal.
Washington Park
A mature canopy stands over older homes. Deadwood removal and crown reduction keep heavy limbs off roofs, and stump grinding clears the way for replanting.
Park Hill
Big front-yard shade trees and tree-lined parkways define the area. Heavy, wet snow is the main threat, so regular pruning and storm damage cleanup matter most.
Highland
New builds sit beside century-old homes. Lot clearing has to respect Denver’s rules on trees in the front and side setbacks. See land clearing.
Central Park
One of Denver’s newer neighborhoods, with younger trees planted from the early 2000s. Structural pruning now sets them up to carry snow for decades.
Denver Tree Service FAQs
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Denver?
It depends on where the tree stands. Removing or planting a tree in the public right-of-way, usually the strip between the sidewalk and the street, requires a free permit from Denver’s Office of the City Forester. Pruning trees on private property needs no permit. If you are unsure which applies to your tree, we can help you check before any work starts.
How much does tree removal cost in Denver?
The price depends on the tree’s height and trunk diameter, its condition, how close it stands to buildings and utility lines, access for equipment, and whether stump grinding is included. Because those factors vary so much from one yard to the next, we quote each job individually. Quotes are free and carry no obligation.
How often should trees be trimmed in Denver?
Most trees in Denver benefit from trimming every 1 to 3 years, depending on species, age and health. Young trees need structural pruning more often, while mature shade trees can go longer between visits. Regular pruning removes dead and weak limbs before wind or heavy snow brings them down.
When is the best time to prune trees in Denver?
Late winter, while trees are dormant and before spring growth starts, suits most deciduous trees in Denver. The branch structure is easy to see and pruning cuts begin closing as soon as growth resumes. Dead, broken or hazardous limbs can be removed at any time of year.
Can you remove a tree close to my house or power lines?
Yes. Our Denver crew uses specialized equipment and techniques to take down trees in tight or hazardous spaces, including next to houses, garages, fences and utility lines. The tree is lowered in sections so that nothing falls uncontrolled.
What should I do about emerald ash borer in Denver?
Emerald ash borer was confirmed in Denver in June 2025, and about 1 in 6 Denver trees is an ash. First confirm that your tree is an ash, then have it inspected. Healthy ash trees can often be protected with treatment, while declining trees are usually safer to remove and replace with another species. See ash tree removal and emerald ash borer help in Denver.
Do you offer emergency tree removal in Denver?
Yes. Emergency tree removal is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for fallen trees, split trunks and large limbs on roofs, vehicles or driveways. Call (720) 383-6040. If a tree or limb is touching a power line, stay well clear and contact your utility company first. For broken limbs and debris that are not an immediate danger, see storm damage tree cleanup.
What happens to the debris after the job is done?
We handle complete cleanup, removing branches, logs and leaves from your property. We also offer stump grinding, so the area is clear and ready for lawn or new planting.
Do you clear lots and overgrown yards in Denver?
Yes. We remove trees, brush and stumps from building lots, overgrown yards, fence lines and alleys, work around the trees you want to keep, and haul away the debris. See land clearing in Denver.
Which areas of Denver do you serve?
We work throughout the City and County of Denver, including Capitol Hill, Congress Park, Cherry Creek, Washington Park, Park Hill, Highland and Central Park. We are based at 1905 Sherman St, Denver, CO 80203.