Broomfield sits on the US 36 corridor between Denver and Boulder, a short drive west of our Northglenn base along 120th Avenue. When you call us for tree service in Broomfield, you get a family crew, a quote in writing before work starts, and a yard cleaned up before we leave.
Call or text. Written quote before any work starts.
"Absolute fantastic job with tree removal."
Trees in Broomfield
Broomfield is closer to the mountains than most of the north metro, and it catches more wind. The December 2021 Marshall Fire windstorm put parts of Broomfield under evacuation orders, and strong winter wind events still snap tops and send limbs onto roofs. Tall evergreens like Austrian pine and blue spruce act like sails when they are dense and top heavy.
Thinning a dense crown and removing dead wood lets wind pass through instead of pushing. For a spruce that is already leaning or a pine with a cracked top, removal is usually the safer call.
Local Know How
Much of Broomfield was built from the 1990s on, in planned communities like Broadlands, Anthem Ranch, and Westlake. The street and yard trees there, honeylocust, linden, hackberry, and green ash, are now old enough to need real pruning for the first time. Getting the structure right now saves a lot of trouble in ten years.
Broomfield also has clay soil and a drought watch, so the city asks residents to water no more than two days a week. Stressed trees show it in thin canopies and early leaf drop, which is worth a look.
What We Do Here
Young HOA trees and older shade trees both benefit from good cuts. See tree trimming and pruning.
Wind damaged spruce and pine taken down in sections. Read about large tree removal.
Broken tops and hanging limbs after a blow get handled first. See storm damage cleanup.
Treat, watch, or replace. Our tree health visits help you decide.
Clean finish for lawns and planting beds. More on stump grinding.
Text a photo to (720) 210-3718. Ricardo will look it over and set up a free estimate.
About Broomfield
Broomfield took its name from the broomcorn once grown here. It became a city in 1961 and in 2001 a consolidated city and county, the newest of Colorado's 64 counties.
Ricardo Velasquez Jr. and his crew run every job the same way: you get a written quote before any work starts, the crew shows up when they said they would, and the branches, logs, and sawdust leave with them. That is how a family crew earned a 5.0 rating across 43 Google reviews.
From Your Neighbors
Every review on this site is a real Google review, posted by the customer.
★★★★★
“Absolute fantastic job with tree removal. Fast, efficient, and pricing was very reasonable especially for the amount of work involved with the three trees I had removed. What this team did in three hours would have taken me three days of cleanup. Would highly recommend.”
★★★★★
“Ricardo Jr and his crew were very professional, highly skilled and efficient. They trimmed two huge honey locust trees and an ash tree. The trees went from dead and scraggly to beautiful. Seeing all the heavy dead branches come out made me think I was lucky nothing fell out and smashed my car or roof before arbol de fuego fixed the problem.”
Good Questions
Broomfield runs a free Tree Branch Recycling Facility for residents at 2990 W 124th Ave, open Wednesday afternoons and Saturdays. If we do the work, you do not need it, since we chip and haul everything.
It has been found in nearby Boulder, Longmont, and Lafayette, and the city has an ash management plan ready. Check the city's EAB page for the latest status. Either way, now is a good time to decide which ash trees are worth protecting.
Yes. We are used to HOA guidelines, tidy work zones, and keeping trucks off the lawn.
Call or text (720) 210-3718 and we will set up a visit. Straightforward tree service in Broomfield, priced in writing.