Rocky Mountain Treecraft Trimming and Removal

About Rocky Mountain Treecraft Trimming and Removal

Up toward Soldier Hollow, the evergreens on the valley's edge carry snow on their boughs long after the open pasture below has blown clear, branches bending low enough some winters to brush the driveways underneath them. Rocky Mountain Treecraft clears those same driveways, working underneath heavy-limbed trees where a plow has to watch for low branches as much as drifted snow on the ground. A wet, late-season storm can load a stand of evergreens fast, and a branch that lets go under that weight can block a driveway as completely as any drift, so the crew keeps an eye on the trees overhead while it clears the ground below. Foothill properties here often hold their snow into a later week than the valley floor a few hundred feet down, shaded as they are by both the trees and the ridge above. The driveway beneath them stays clear the whole time, long before the boughs finally shed their load.