Colorado Front Range · Care. Restore. Preserve.
Pruning, removals, planting, soil and root care, and property cleanups. Expert consulting and restoration to protect your trees and improve your land.
Tree & land services
Start with the work you need done. Every project brings an arborist’s expertise, attention to soil health, and a plan for lasting care.
Tree and shrub pruning, young tree training, removals, and support for the trees worth keeping.
Target the soil, root, pest, and disease concerns affecting your trees, shrubs, and lawn.
Planting, landscape improvements, and property cleanups that make your land useful, healthy, and manageable.
Consulting & restoration
An ecologist’s perspective. An arborist’s experience. A practical plan for your property.
Consulting is a core service at Range Roots. Get a clear assessment, written recommendations, and priorities for tree preservation, soil recovery, land management, or restoration. Modern ecological science and applicable tree care standards guide the advice. Commission a consultation on its own or connect the plan with practical work and follow-up care.
Tree planting & establishment
Plant for shade, privacy, beauty, and the years ahead.
From one new tree to a replacement planting program, get help choosing trees for Colorado conditions, sourcing healthy nursery stock, and giving them a careful start in your landscape.
Functional land care
Healthy soil supports the trees, plants, and landscapes you depend on. A useful care plan connects that health with how you use your property.
Led by an ecologist and ISA Board Certified Master Arborist, Range Roots balances your priorities, safety, and long-term land health. Preserve what is working, restore stressed areas, and manage the vegetation that needs attention.
Start with expert guidanceCare that connects the whole property
Pruning, removals, planting, cabling, and property cleanups. Soil, root, lawn, pest and disease care. Consulting and restoration, with a clear scope for every project.
Pruning, removals, planting, cabling, and disease management. Practical work informed by tree structure, root health, and long-term preservation.
Planting, property cleanups, soil care, aeration, and seasonal maintenance. Keep your landscape useful and healthy from the ground up.
Restore stressed areas, preserve healthy vegetation, and manage wildfire and invasive-plant concerns with practical work and follow-up care.
Expert advice is a core service. Commission a consultation, report, or restoration plan from an ecologist and ISA Board Certified Master Arborist, with clear priorities for the work ahead.
Wildfire mitigation & forest care
Turn vegetation concerns or an existing assessment into clear priorities and a workable scope. Keep long-term tree health, access, and follow-up maintenance in the picture.
Explore wildfire mitigationHave a wildfire report? Tell us about it in your inquiry.
Qualifications behind the care
An ecologist and arborist bringing science into everyday property care.
Range Roots is led by an ecologist and ISA Board Certified Master Arborist with a master’s degree in ecology, a focus on forest management and entomology, and 17 years of professional arboriculture and plant health care experience. Soil health, tree preservation, risk mitigation, and practical land management inform the care.
Experience includes residential and commercial tree care, HOA management planning, tree inventories and appraisals, construction tree protection, forest stand improvement, invasive plant control, and habitat stewardship.
Vegetation surveys, GIS mapping, ecological field research, and technical reporting help turn observations into useful recommendations for your property.
Professional qualifications
Qualifications held by the consulting arborist and ecologist.
Credential PD-2736B
Tree condition, risk, and management decisions
Safety leadership and field operations
Master’s in Ecology · Forest management & entomology
Ornamental, Forestry, Rangeland, Right-of-way, and Lawn · Colorado QS 44547
A straightforward way to get started
Whether you need a tree estimate or a consulting assignment, start with the property and the decision in front of you.
Share your location, concerns, goals, and project timing through the request form.
Discuss a site visit, work estimate, or consulting appointment and agree on the next step.
Set priorities for preservation, restoration, mitigation, and maintenance. Review the scope, timing, and fees before work begins.
Move into the agreed tree or land work, seasonal care, or follow-up monitoring.
Rooted in the Front Range
Based in Longmont, serving homes, businesses, HOAs, and acreage across the northern Front Range. Foothill and mountain projects are considered by scope, access, and travel.
Bring us the concern, the overdue project, or the long-term goal. We will help identify the right starting point.
Tell us about your propertyA few useful answers
Yes. Soil and root care can include soil testing, air spading, root collar excavation, root-zone improvement, and compaction relief. Lawn care can include core aeration and renovation. A site assessment determines which work fits the plants, soil, and property.
Yes. Tree planting is a core service. We help select a tree for your Colorado site, source suitable nursery stock, prepare the planting area, and install it with attention to roots and planting depth. Ask about replacement trees, shade trees, native trees, evergreen screening, and establishment follow-up.
Yes. Work can include tree, shrub, perennial, and native planting; suitable transplanting; planting-bed preparation; mulching; shrub and hedge care; lawn renovation; and seasonal property cleanup. The proposal identifies the plant material, installation, and follow-up care.
Yes. Consulting is a service in its own right. A visit can focus on one tree, a plant health concern, a tree risk question, or a broader property plan. We agree on the assessment, any written deliverables, and the fee before the appointment.
Yes. Requests can include tree and shrub pruning, removals, cabling and bracing, plant health care, and follow-up monitoring. We review the trees, site access, work objectives, and cleanup needs before preparing the scope.
Yes. Consulting can identify soil and vegetation concerns, set restoration priorities, and define a phased work plan. Practical work may include invasive plant management, native planting, revegetation, and establishment care, with monitoring to guide follow-up.
A program can combine tree and shrub health evaluation, pest and disease management, soil testing, nutrient care, root-zone improvement, and seasonal monitoring. Recommendations and treatment timing follow the needs of the plants and property.
Yes. We can help with vegetation priorities, selective thinning, brush reduction, tree work, debris handling, and a maintenance plan. If you have an existing wildfire assessment, mention it in your inquiry so the work can be scoped around its recommendations. Official program assessments and certification remain with the relevant program.
Yes. Consulting and care can be scoped for individual homes, HOA common areas, commercial grounds, rural properties, and private woodland. Inventories, mapping, written plans, and phased budgets can help organize larger assignments.
Tree work, property care, and consulting are quoted to the assignment. Access, project size, field time, treatment needs, and documentation affect the scope. The initial inquiry helps us determine whether you need a work estimate, a consulting appointment, or both.
Include the property location, your main concerns, the services you are considering, and your preferred timing. Mention any photos, tree reports, site plans, or wildfire assessments you have. Files can be sent by email after your inquiry.
Request an inspection or property visit
Request tree or land work, soil and plant health care, or a consulting and restoration assessment. Share your goals and choose an inspection time through Jobber. Range Roots reviews your request before confirming the appointment.
(720) 704-2892 rangerootslandcare@gmail.comHave photos or reports to share? Send files by email after your inquiry.
Existing customer? Visit the client portalShare your concerns and choose an available visit time. Range Roots reviews requests before confirming the appointment.
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