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We specialize in hazardous tree removal & storm damage. See our Disaster Response Team in action. If a storm has hit your property hard, Contact Us immediately for help removing hazardous trees & limbs.

Boulder, Colorado
303-601-4624
www.hazardoustreeremovals.com

Out of state storm emergency?
We can be there for you too!

Don't put your life at risk! Pruning of large branches is difficult and hazardous work and should be done only by people who are trained and experienced in such work. The many large, broken and hanging limbs from trees are extremely dangerous. Please be very careful when near or under a damaged tree. Even branches that appear to be well wedged in the crown can fall at any time, resulting in serious bodily injury and property damage. Please do not climb trees without special equipment and do not go near any tree that is in contact with power lines or you may be electrocuted.

Thinking of plating a tree? Here's a tip for you...

Dig a hole at least 1.5 times the width of the root ball and twice as deep. Backfill the hole halfway with gravel and tamp it lightly so that the top of the root ball will be level with the original ground grade after planting.

Plant. Place tree in the center of the hole, keeping it as straight and vertical as possible. Do not remove the stake if there is one attached to the tree. The stake will help your tree grow straight for the first year. Backfill the hole about halfway, tamping the soil down lightly as you go to avoid air pockets. Apply fertilizer a few inches from the root ball and backfill the rest of the hole, once more tamping lightly as you go. Use any excess soil to build a collar or "berm," approximately 12 inches from the center of the tree, to hold in water. At this point, water your tree thoroughly and let the water soak in before proceeding. Keep the soil damp for the first 2-3 months for optimal growth.

Mulch around your tree with mulch such as wood chips or pine bark.

After planting your new tree, you will need to continue to water it periodically, as much as twice a week for the first month or two until it begins to establish new roots into the surrounding soil. Continue to water occasionally for up to one year if you live in a warm climate or if you are experiencing dry or drought conditions.

After the first year of growth, you may want to restake your tree with a larger stake available from your local garden center or hardware store. Tie the tree trunk close to a new stake with garden tie or biodegradable twine.

We have been pruning & removing hazardous trees since 1985. During these 20 years, we have seen every kind of tree problem imaginable. Our experience in residential tree pruning & removals and Disaster Response make our crew more experienced than any other.

Some of the services we provide are: tree pruning, tree removals, repairing storm damaged trees & shrubs. If you're looking for a experienced tree service give us a call at 303-601-4624
www.hazardoustreeremovals.com

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