The Ross Tree Company Experience

Value-priced Tree Service Company

Ross Tree is a tree service company that services both residential and commercial properties in Denver and its surrounding cities, including Lakewood, Arvada, Littleton, Englewood, Centennial, Wheat Ridge, Highlands Ranch and Aurora. No tree service job is too large or too small for Ross Tree.

After one of our Certified Arborists evaluates a tree and finds a problem, they will present the property owner with a fair-priced quotation for the work needed. Once hired, our experienced tree crews perform the agreed upon services in a safe, clean, professional manner. We promise direct communication and straightforward information. Find out why other customers have trusted us with their valuable trees since 1978. Hire us-an A+ BBB accredited business and on Team Dave Logan’s list of recommended businesses. For ease of payment, we accept all major credit cards.

Need a tree trimmed or removed? Why not call a licensed professional? Click here to fill out a request tree service form or call 303-871-9121. We are at your service.

Highly Qualified Tree Service Professionals

Ross Tree Company has two international Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Certified Arborists. And we plan to add a third in 2019. We embrace the professional practice of arboriculture as dictated by the ISA. Therefore, our Certified Arborists must pass a comprehensive ISA examination to test their tree care knowledge. Additionally, Ross Tree Arborists continue their education on an ongoing basis to maintain certification and adhere to the ISA code of ethics. Furthermore, we offer hazardous tree assessments following ISA standards. So, if you’ve got a large tree problem on your property, call us for help.

Environmental Awareness

We have three Qualified Supervisors (QS) licensed by the Colorado Department of Agriculture to handle pesticide products. And don’t worry, Ross Tree commits to using only the products necessary to treat your trees and nothing more. Additionally, we process all shredded tree material into usable mulch. Therefore, no tree material goes to the landfill. It’s “reduce, reuse, recycle” at its best.