18 / Range Roots · Colorado Front Range
Soil & root care
Help trees and landscapes recover from compacted soil, buried root collars, and poor growing conditions. Connect air spading, root-zone improvement, soil testing, and practical aftercare with the needs of your property.
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Better conditions below ground.
A tree is declining, roots are buried or restricted, or compacted soil is limiting growth. You want to understand what is happening below ground and which improvements are worthwhile.
Homeowners, HOAs, commercial properties, and land managers caring for established trees, planting beds, or stressed landscapes.
Your service scope can include
- 01Soil testing, site assessment, and root-zone evaluation
- 02Air spading and pneumatic soil excavation
- 03Root collar excavation and buried root flare exposure
- 04Girdling-root assessment and appropriate root correction
- 05Soil compaction relief and root-zone aeration
- 06Soil amendments, mulching, and nutrient care based on site findings
- 07Watering, establishment, and follow-up monitoring recommendations
Your proposal defines the work, any documentation, and the fee.
An example of the approach
From observations
to action.
For an established tree with a buried root flare and declining growth, the assessment considers root and soil conditions. The proposal may include air spading, root collar excavation, appropriate root correction, mulch, and follow-up care.
Illustrative scenario. Each property receives its own assessment and scope.
Project scope
The right approach
for your property.
The assessment establishes the treatment area, soil and root conditions, access, and appropriate excavation or soil-improvement methods. Root correction, amendments, and follow-up visits are identified in the proposal. Lawn core aeration is available through soil and lawn care.
Let’s start with your property
Expert care starts
with a closer look.
Tell us about your soil & root care project. We’ll discuss your priorities and the right next step.