Tree Care in Alma, CO

If you're looking at the trees around your Alma home, you're likely seeing the legacy of choices made when these houses were built. In the 1950s, builders often planted fast-growing species like silver maple or Siberian elm for quick shade and curb appeal. The problem is that what grows fast here often has weak wood or aggressive roots. Now, 70 years later, those trees are mature and showing their age. You can't see inside a tree from the outside. A tree that looks fine might have internal decay that started years ago, which is why professional assessment is critical. Your native trees, like the blue spruce and quaking aspen, are much better suited to our high altitude, cold winters, and dry climate.