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mrghost
05-10-2015, 00:10
At some point over the next few months we will be looking into getting a couple of trees along the property border removed. Have no idea what kind of trees they are, but they are several feet above the roof level of a single story home and are of the leafy type. We want them out of there because of some concerns about the foundation stability on that side and the liability of them covering the neighbor's driveway as well. Hoping to get them down to a stump for as cheaply as possible. Not looking for an estimate here, just the contact info of someone who has done the job well and for a good price for others here. Much thanks.
Wulf202
05-10-2015, 00:28
Mpatch
86k10
05-10-2015, 05:55
This guy cut down two trees today for me at a real good price. I had a 50 foot pine tree and some other tree that hung over my roof and my neighbors.

http://denvertreeremovals.com/
SideShow Bob
05-10-2015, 08:39
Well, I used to have a chainsaw, and would have offered to give you a hand, but...................
OtterbatHellcat
05-10-2015, 08:46
Ha ha ha.
Big E3
05-10-2015, 12:24
Good luck finding anybody that isn't book out for months with this storm damaging trees everywhere. Also, there are a huge number of dead trees all along the front range that did not survive the winter.
SideShow Bob
05-10-2015, 12:28
You could always do it yourself...........

http://thefw.com/watch-these-people-cutting-down-trees-wrong-daily-distraction/
crays
05-10-2015, 13:01
Another member here:

Roottreeservice.com

He doesn't post much, but he does good work and pricing is agreeable.
He lives in Castle Rock and is a forester for city of Highlands Ranch.
sandman76
05-10-2015, 13:02
I had Environmental Tree Care take my snow crab down after the last snowstorm jacked it up. They seemed to be professional but most likely not the least expensive.
mrghost
05-11-2015, 15:51
Good luck finding anybody that isn't book out for months with this storm damaging trees everywhere. Also, there are a huge number of dead trees all along the front range that did not survive the winter.

Yeah I was reading about that in the news. Luckily this is not a project that has to be done right away.



Thanks to everyone else for the suggestions so far -- I will check them out.
mrghost
05-12-2015, 15:10
You could always do it yourself...........

http://thefw.com/watch-these-people-cutting-down-trees-wrong-daily-distraction/

Wow, full of facepalm and painful to watch. Definitely no plans to make this a DIY project.
fairrpe86
05-12-2015, 22:19
Colorado TreeScapes. Griff does good work and is very upfront and honest.