Federal Heights is our neighbor to the south, a compact city where homes sit close together and trees grow right up against them. For tree service in Federal Heights, Ricardo Velasquez Jr. and his family crew come down Federal Boulevard, quote the job in writing, and leave the yard clean.
Call or text. Written quote before any work starts.
"Absolute fantastic job with tree removal."
Trees in Federal Heights
At under two square miles, Federal Heights packs a lot of homes into a small space. Nearly half the housing here is manufactured homes, with single family houses and apartments mixed in. Lots are small, and a tree that would be no trouble on a big yard can hang over three different roofs here.
That changes how we work. Instead of felling, we climb and lower each piece on a rope, keeping limbs off roofs, carports, and fences. Brush gets carried out to the trailer and chipped, so it never sits in a neighbor’s way.
Local Know How
Front Range trees deal with clay soil, dry summers, and heavy wet snow in spring. Old Siberian elms and cottonwoods on small lots tend to have been topped or neglected for years, which leaves weak sprouts that break under snow load. Dead ash is becoming more common across the metro too.
If a tree is leaning over your home or dropping limbs in every storm, a free look costs you nothing and can save a roof.
What We Do Here
Careful rope work around homes and carports. See our tree removal process.
Clearing limbs off roofs and away from service lines. More on tree trimming.
Hanging limbs and broken tops after spring snow. Our storm damage cleanup puts hazards first.
Stumps ground below grade, even in tight side yards. Learn about stump grinding.
Overgrown shrubs, suckers, and debris cleared and hauled. See yard cleanup.
Text a photo to (720) 210-3718. Ricardo will look it over and set up a free estimate.
About Federal Heights
Federal Heights was incorporated in 1940 and named for Federal Boulevard, which still runs through the middle of town. At under two square miles it is compact, and its higher ground looks out toward the Front Range.
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
Yes. A big share of homes in Federal Heights are manufactured homes, and their roofs cannot take a falling limb. We rope every piece down and keep the drop zone well clear of the home and the neighbors.
Usually. Most of our Federal Heights jobs are climbing jobs with no room for a lift, and we carry the brush out by hand to the trailer when we have to.
Federal Heights borders Northglenn, so we are only a few minutes away down Federal Boulevard or I-25.
Call or text (720) 210-3718. We are only a few minutes away and happy to come take a look.