Frequently Asked Questions
Arborist & Tree Care Information
Typically, a three-man crew led by an ISA Certified Arborist will work on your property.
Yes, we are licensed.
Commercial Applicator from the Colorado Department of Agriculture.
Yes, we are insured.
We have General Liability Insurance, Workmans Compensation, and Automobile Insurance.
All. There is no limit.
A beautiful landscape and safe tree removal.
They increase the aesthetic value and curbside appeal of your home.
Yes, we offer free estimates.
Emergency services are available 24 hours per day and if we drop it we are liable.
Yes, we do.
At Affordable Tree and Shrub, we have aerial lifts, chipper trucks, chippers, and stump grinders to perform any tree project(s) you may have.
Freeze-Thaw Cycle: Preventing Damage to Trees & Shrubs
Freeze-Thaw Cycle: Preventing Damage to Trees & Shrubs Key Takeaways: Colorado’s rapid temperature swings drive the freeze-thaw cycle, causing bark cracking, root heaving, and long-term
Plants, Trees, & Climate Change Impact: Extreme Weather Prep
Plants, Trees, & Climate Change Impact: Extreme Weather Prep Key Takeaways: In Colorado, climate change impact on trees includes drought stress, pest pressure, freeze–thaw damage,
Winter Watering: When, How, & How Much Do Trees Need?
Winter Watering: When, How, & How Much Do Trees Need? Key Takeaways: Winter watering is essential in Colorado’s dry climate, even when trees are dormant
Winter Storm Prep: Protecting Trees in Colorado’s Cold
Winter Storm Prep: Protecting Trees in Colorado’s Cold Key Takeaways: Protecting trees in winter reduces the risk of broken limbs, bark damage, and root stress
Common Pests & Tree Diseases in Colorado: Fall Treatments
Common Pests & Tree Diseases in Colorado: Fall Treatments Key Takeaways Many Colorado pests and tree diseases overwinter in bark and soil, leading to bigger
Shrub Care in Colorado: Maintenance Tips & Treatment
Shrub Care in Colorado: Maintenance Tips & Treatments Key Takeaways When to water shrubs: 1-2 times per week in summer, slightly less in spring and