06 / Range Roots · Colorado Front Range
Construction tree protection
Understand how a proposed project may affect retained trees and their root zones. Bring tree condition, protection priorities, and monitoring into the planning conversation early.
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Plan for the trees before the work begins.
A renovation, addition, driveway, or other site work is being planned near established trees, and you need practical guidance for protecting them.
Property owners, builders, designers, HOAs, and development teams working around existing trees.
Your service scope can include
- 01Preconstruction tree assessment and inventory
- 02Tree retention and protection recommendations
- 03Root-zone and access considerations for the project team
- 04Construction observations and post-work tree health monitoring
Your proposal defines the work, any documentation, and the fee.
An example of the approach
From observations
to action.
Before a home addition, an assessment identifies retained trees, documents their condition, and sets protection priorities for access, material storage, and work near roots.
Illustrative scenario. Each property receives its own assessment and scope.
Project scope
The right approach
for your property.
The agreed assignment defines documentation, site visits, and coordination with the project team. Permit-specific arborist reports are scoped to the reviewing authority's requirements.
Let’s start with your property
Expert care starts
with a closer look.
Tell us about your construction tree protection project. We’ll discuss your priorities and the right next step.