Avalanche Tree Service Ltd
Based in Colorado Springs and open six days a week, the company handles hazard tree assessment and emergency tree work alongside removal and stump grinding.
Also serves New Haven
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Storm and tree damage in Colorado Springs
Arborists and roofers for storm damage.
23 pros in Colorado Springs
Tree and storm work in Colorado Springs is shaped by hail, heavy snow and the power lines that run through many neighbourhoods. A late-July 2016 hailstorm in the Colorado Springs area produced 84,500 auto and homeowners insurance claims filed so far, which shows how quickly roofs and trees can be hit at once. Snowfall in 2025 was 27.5 inches, 5.0 inches below normal, so heavy snow is not guaranteed every winter, but storm damage can still arrive in a single event. When you hire, start with where the tree stands. Colorado Springs Utilities offers free tree trimming around power lines and asks customers to call (719) 448-4800 before pruning, trimming or cutting down trees near overhead lines, so make that call before anyone climbs. Ask any tree or roofing crew for written details of the work, who handles debris removal, and proof of insurance. If you plan to claim on a storm loss, keep photos and the written quote for your insurer.
Sources: Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association (source, opens in a new tab), National Weather Service (source, opens in a new tab)
Blue Tree, LLC
Family-owned and started in 2020, the company offers pruning that reduces storm-related hazards, along with removal, emergency tree work and stump grinding. Work reaches Colorado Springs, Palmer Lake and Monument.
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Garrett Tree Service
Emergency tree work and hazard tree assessment are offered, with removal, pruning and stump grinding. Hours run on weekdays, and the company serves Colorado Springs and Monument.
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Mack’s Tree Care
Storm cleanup sits alongside tree trimming, removal and stump grinding, with emergency tree work too. The family-owned firm works in Colorado Springs, Fountain and Monument.
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Mr. Stump Tree Service
Since 1976, the company has offered tree trimming, removal and stump grinding, with fire mitigation as well. Emergency tree service for storm damage is available.
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Peak Tree Service
Hazard tree assessment and tree removal lead the work, with emergency tree work too. Since 2008, the company has served Colorado Springs, Fountain, Palmer Lake and Falcon.
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Pikes Peak Tree Care
Tree removal and pruning are the core work, and fire mitigation is part of its offer too. The company operates weekdays only and serves Woodland Park and Colorado Springs.
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Woodland Tree Service
Tree removal is its focus, with work in Colorado Springs and Woodland Park. Open six days a week, it gives quotes at no charge.
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A Cut Above Tree Solutions LLC
Open seven days a week, the firm has worked since 2012 on tree removal and hazard tree assessment in Colorado Springs. Estimates are free.
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A-Class Tree Service LLC
Open around the clock, every day, the company handles emergency tree work and hazard tree removal in Colorado Springs, using drone technology to inspect the crowns of larger trees.
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All The Above Trees
Emergency service is offered alongside removal, hazard tree assessment and pruning, with work reaching Woodland Park and Fountain. Operating since 2008, the firm also handles stump grinding.
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All Things Trees LLC
Working in the Pikes Peak region since 2020, the firm does storm response, fire mitigation and stump grinding. Its towns include Peyton, Falcon, Fountain and Monument.
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Black Bear Tree Care
Pruning, trimming, removal and stump grinding are the core jobs, with fire mitigation also offered. Work is based in Colorado Springs.
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Complete Tree Service
Storm damage and fire mitigation sit alongside removal, shrub trimming and stump grinding here. Work covers Palmer Lake and Peyton, with emergency tree removal offered.
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EverGreen Outdoor
Technical tree removal and fire mitigation are the focus, with risk reduction and hazard tree assessment. Open six days a week, it serves Colorado Springs.
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Great Western Tree Care
Diagnosis comes before any pruning or removal, with hazard tree assessment and tree removal offered. Work reaches Denver, Parker and Castle Rock.
Also serves Denver
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Peak DirtWorks
Family-owned, the Florissant excavation firm also removes trees, with lot clearing among its excavation work. It works in Woodland Park as well.
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Tall Timbers Tree & Shrub Service
Family-owned since 2000, the firm offers emergency tree work and hazard tree assessment alongside removal and pruning. Service reaches Monument and Woodland Park.
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Wright Tree, Lawn & Landscape Care
Seven days a week, the landscaping company has operated since 2013, offering tree removal and trimming alongside lawn care and sprinkler installation. Work reaches Palmer Lake, Peyton and Monument.
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Affordable Tree and Shrub Experts
Open weekdays, the company has worked since 1983 on tree removal, emergency tree work, pruning and stump grinding. Work reaches Fountain, Falcon and Larkspur.
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Advanced Tree Service, LLC
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, hazard tree assessment, pruning and trimming and stump grinding.
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Gilbert’s Tree & Landscape, Inc.
Since 1993, the family-owned company has removed trees, with hazard tree assessment, pruning and stump grinding. Crane-assisted removal for large trees is offered, and work reaches Falcon and Woodland Park.
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Precision Tree
Tree service whose website lists tree removal, emergency tree work, hazard tree assessment and pruning and trimming.
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Before you hire
For a tree near power lines, call your utility first: only a utility-certified arborist should work within 3 m of the wires.
Ask which permits the job needs and who will get them; your municipal building department can tell you before work starts.
Ask about liability insurance and workers’ compensation cover before anyone works on your roof or property.
Questions about hiring in Colorado Springs
Who do I call before cutting a tree near power lines in Colorado Springs?
Call Colorado Springs Utilities at (719) 448-4800 before pruning, trimming or cutting down trees near overhead lines. The utility offers free tree trimming around power lines, so you may not need to pay a crew for that part of the job. Do this before you accept any quote. Colorado Springs Utilities (source, opens in a new tab)
Why does hail history matter when I hire for roof and tree repairs?
A late-July 2016 hailstorm in the Colorado Springs area led to 84,500 auto and homeowners insurance claims filed so far. After a big storm, crews get busy and claims pile up. Take dated photos, get written quotes, and talk to your insurer before work begins. Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association (source, opens in a new tab)
What should a tree removal quote include?
A written quote should name the trees to be removed or pruned, describe the work, say whether stump grinding and debris haul-away are included, and give a start date. Ask for proof of liability insurance and workers' compensation cover before you agree to anything.
How do I compare quotes from different tree services?
Get at least two or three quotes for the same scope of work, so the comparison is fair. Check what each one includes, such as cleanup, stump work and insurance. Ask each company for references and be wary of anyone who asks for full payment up front.