24/7 Emergency Tree Service in Denver, CO

A Tree Has Fallen

A fallen tree may block access, damage property, or leave additional branches and trunk sections under tension. Stay clear of the damaged area and call for professional help.

A Large Limb Has Broken

Heavy limbs can break during snow, wind, or severe weather. A hanging or partially attached limb may remain unstable even if it has not fallen.

A Tree Is Leaning After a Storm

A sudden change in lean, exposed roots, disturbed soil, or movement around the base of a tree can be a reason to have it evaluated promptly.

The Trunk Has Split or Cracked

Fresh trunk cracks, splitting stems, or major structural failures can change the condition of a tree quickly and deserve professional evaluation.

A Broken Limb Is Hanging Over Property

Broken or suspended branches over homes, driveways, sidewalks, vehicles, or other areas people regularly use should be treated cautiously until the condition is evaluated.

Storm Damage Has Left the Tree Unstable

A tree may still be standing after a storm but have enough structural damage to create a serious concern.

Start With Safety

Keep Your Distance From a Damaged Tree

Storm damage can leave branches, trunks, and root systems under loads that are difficult to recognize from the ground. For a practical overview, read what to do after storm damage to a tree.

Do not climb into a damaged tree or attempt to move large hanging branches yourself.

Keep family members, neighbors, pets, and vehicles away from the affected area when possible.

If a tree or branch is touching an electrical line, stay away from the tree, branch, and line. Contact the appropriate utility or emergency service.

If there is an immediate threat to life, fire, road safety, or another public emergency, call 911.

For the tree emergency itself, call Tree Pros at 303-791-3740.

Heavy Wet Snow

Wet Colorado snow can overload branches and contribute to broken limbs, split stems, and major canopy damage.

Strong Wind

Wind can expose weak branch attachments, previous damage, root problems, or structural defects that may have gone unnoticed.

Previously Stressed Trees

Trees already dealing with drought, insects, disease, or other health problems may respond differently to storm damage.

Removal Is Not Always the Answer

Storm Damage Does Not Automatically Mean Tree Removal

A broken limb can look dramatic, but the entire tree may still have sound structure. Some failures involve a tree that was already declining, so it can help to know the signs a tree may be dead or dying.

On the other hand, damage that looks relatively minor from the ground may involve the trunk, roots, or a major structural attachment.

Tree Pros evaluates what remains before recommending what should happen next.

Depending on the tree and the damage, the recommendation may include:

• selective pruning
• removal of broken or hanging branches
• monitoring
• Plant Health Care
• tree removal
• or no additional work beyond addressing the immediate damage

The goal is to make a recommendation based on the condition of the tree, not simply on how dramatic the storm looked.

When the Tree Cannot Stay

Some Storm-Damaged Trees Do Need to Be Removed

Tree removal may be appropriate when storm damage leaves a tree dead, severely compromised, structurally unstable, or positioned in a way that creates an unacceptable concern for the surrounding property.

The decision should consider the whole tree. That includes the trunk, major branch structure, roots, remaining canopy, location, and what could be affected if another failure occurs.

Tree Pros does not recommend removal simply because a tree was damaged. If removal is the appropriate recommendation, we will explain what we found and why.

Call and Tell Us What Happened

Describe the damage, where the tree is located, and what the tree or broken branch may be affecting.

We Review the Situation

We gather the information needed to understand the tree problem, surrounding property, and urgency of the situation.

We Evaluate the Tree and Property

We look at the damaged tree, what remains, the surrounding property, and the tree-related concerns created by the damage.

You Get a Clear Recommendation

We explain what needs attention and whether pruning, removal, monitoring, or another next step makes sense.

The Approved Emergency Work Is Completed

Tree Pros completes the agreed tree care with attention to the surrounding property and cleanup.

A tree emergency is not the time for guesswork.

Tree Pros founder Paul Goin began working professionally in tree care in Golden, Colorado, in 1981. He became an ISA Certified Arborist in 1988 and founded Tree Pros in Denver in 2003.

Paul earned the ISA Board Certified Master Arborist credential in 2015 and graduated from the American Society of Consulting Arborists Academy in 2018. He also holds ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualification, ASCA Tree and Plant Appraisal Qualification, and a Colorado Department of Agriculture Qualified Supervisor credential.

Today, Tree Pros has three ISA Certified Arborists on staff, and every crew leader is an ISA Certified Arborist.

That experience matters after a storm because the question is not only what failed. It is also what remains and what should happen next.

The Whole Property Matters

Storm Cleanup Is About More Than the Broken Branch

Storm damage can affect more than one part of a tree.

Branches may be tangled together.

A broken limb may be resting on another branch.

Part of the canopy may still be unstable.

Nearby landscaping, fences, roofs, vehicles, neighboring property, and access areas may also need to be considered.

Tree Pros looks at the work area as a whole and plans the tree care around the conditions we find.

Once our approved work is complete, debris from our work is cleaned up and the property is left orderly.

"Thank you Tree Pros for the outstanding job you did on our trees! Anthony and Greg were extremely prompt and polite and efficient. At the end of the job they removed all debris and left our property immaculate. Tree Pros has maintained our trees for a long time and we continue enjoying our beautifully landscaped property!"

"Paul and tree pros were fantastic to work with. They were very responsive and on schedule the entire time I dealt with them. They were extremely professional and also came at a great price. I will certainly use them in the future."

"They were so professional and respectful. I am a contractor, and I have shared their name with several clients, because they have been so good to work with!"

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