
When severe weather strikes Longmont, damaged trees can threaten your home, vehicles, and family within minutes. Our emergency tree service provides rapid response to storm damage, fallen trees, and hazardous hanging branches throughout Longmont and Boulder County. We carry the equipment and expertise to handle urgent situations safely at any hour.
Longmont sits at the base of the Front Range where Chinook wind events, heavy wet spring snowstorms, and summer thunderstorms regularly damage trees across the city. From split cottonwoods along the St. Vrain to uprooted maples in Old Town, our emergency crews know the common failure patterns and respond with the right equipment to resolve the situation quickly.

After severe weather events, we clear fallen trees and broken branches from structures, driveways, and roadways. Our crews prioritize safety and work systematically to restore access and eliminate immediate hazards on your Longmont property.
Hanging branches that have partially broken but remain suspended in the canopy are extremely dangerous. We safely remove these hangers using proper rigging techniques before they fall unpredictably and cause injury or property damage.
After clearing immediate hazards, our arborists assess remaining trees on your property for hidden damage including cracked branch unions, root heaving, and internal decay exposed by the storm. This prevents future emergencies.

While our home base is Longmont, our tree care crews serve communities throughout Boulder County and the northern Front Range. From the established neighborhoods of Boulder and Lafayette to the growing communities of Erie and Berthoud, we bring the same licensed, insured, and ISA-certified expertise to every property we work on. The tree species, soil conditions, and climate challenges across these communities are similar to what we see daily in Longmont, which means our local knowledge translates directly to quality results wherever we work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Tree Service can be complex, and weโre here to provide answers to common questions. Here are some frequently asked questions from our clients.
Tree trimming costs in Longmont typically range from $200 to $1,800 depending on the tree species, height, number of branches requiring work, and accessibility. Cottonwoods and mature elms along the St. Vrain corridor often fall on the higher end due to their size. We provide free on-site estimates so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.
Longmont requires all tree contractors performing work aloft to hold a City of Longmont Tree Contractor License under Municipal Code Chapter 6.88. Licensed contractors must carry $1,000,000 in general liability insurance and employ at least one ISA Certified Arborist. Always ask for proof of licensing before hiring anyone to work on your trees.
The best time to trim most trees in Longmont is during late fall through early spring while they are dormant. This reduces stress on the tree and minimizes disease transmission risk. However, dead or hazardous branches should be removed immediately regardless of season. Spring-flowering trees like crabapples are best pruned right after they bloom.
Signs your tree may need removal include large dead branches in the crown, significant trunk decay or cavities, visible fungal growth at the base, severe lean that has changed recently, root heaving, and major structural cracks. If more than 50 percent of the crown is dead or damaged, removal is usually more practical than attempting to save the tree.
Emerald ash borer was confirmed in Longmont in 2016 and now threatens every ash tree in the city. Treatment with trunk injection is most effective when started before significant canopy loss occurs. The City of Longmont Forestry Services maintains a public ash tree map and encourages private property owners to consult with a licensed tree contractor about treatment options.
After the 2021 Marshall Fire destroyed over 1,100 homes in Boulder County, wildfire mitigation became essential for properties near the foothills. Creating defensible space involves thinning trees, removing ladder fuels, and maintaining clearance zones around structures. Boulder County homeowners may qualify for 50 percent cost sharing through the Wildfire Partners program.
A tree emergency includes any situation where a tree or large branch has fallen on a structure, vehicle, or roadway, is blocking access, is resting on power lines, or is hanging dangerously and could fall at any moment. In Longmont, emergency situations most commonly arise from Chinook wind events, heavy wet spring snowstorms, and summer thunderstorm damage.
Most homeowners insurance policies cover tree removal when a tree falls on an insured structure like your home, garage, or fence. Coverage typically does not apply when a tree falls in an open area of your yard. We recommend documenting the damage with photos before cleanup begins and contacting your insurance company promptly. We can provide detailed invoices for your claim.
We prioritize emergency calls and typically respond within hours for situations involving structural damage, blocked access, or immediate safety hazards. During major storm events that affect the entire Longmont area, response times may be longer due to high call volume. We triage calls based on severity and address the most dangerous situations first.
Stay clear of the damaged tree and keep others away from the area. Do not attempt to remove branches yourself, especially near power lines. If a tree has contacted power lines, call Longmont Power and Communications at the emergency line immediately and do not approach the tree. Take photos for insurance documentation from a safe distance and keep pets indoors.
Fallen tree or dangerous branch in Longmont? Call now for rapid emergency response from our licensed tree crew.
Our Longmont tree service team provides comprehensive tree care solutions for residential and commercial properties throughout Boulder County. From routine maintenance and emergency response to specialized treatments and land clearing, every service is performed by licensed professionals following ISA best practices. Explore our full range of tree care services below.
We pride ourselves on delivering great results and experiences for each client. Hear directly from home and business owners whoโve trusted us with their Tree Service needs.

They removed a massive dead cottonwood that was leaning toward our garage after the spring snowstorm. The crew was professional, careful with our landscaping, and cleaned everything up perfectly. Best tree service experience we have had in Longmont.
โ Longmont Homeowner

We hired them to treat our two large ash trees for emerald ash borer. They explained the treatment process clearly, answered all our questions, and followed up to check on the trees afterward. Very knowledgeable and honest about what our trees actually needed.
โ Boulder County Resident

Called for emergency service after a wind event dropped a huge branch across our driveway. They responded the same day and had everything cleared within a couple hours. Fair price, great crew, and they even gave us recommendations for preventing future issues.
โ Longmont Property Owner
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