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Uncover hidden problems before they become costly.
Not all tree issues are visible on the surface. Poor growth, thinning canopies, early leaf drop, or unexplained dieback can be signs of deeper problems — from compacted soil and root rot to insect infestations, disease, or drought stress.
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Tree & Root Health Assessments
Our team provides thorough tree and root health assessments for properties across Pueblo and Colorado Springs. We examine your tree’s overall structure, canopy density, bark condition, root flare, and soil environment to identify what's causing decline or instability.
Whether your tree is suffering from pests, fungus, mechanical damage, or simply outgrowing its space, we’ll give you a clear action plan — including options for treatment, soil correction, or, if necessary, safe removal.Don’t wait until a sick tree becomes a hazard. Let us help you make the best long-term decision for your landscape and property.
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Dead or Dying Branches
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Bare branches with no leaves during growing season
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Brittle, cracked, or hollow limbs
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Frequent limb drop (especially after mild wind or weather)
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Leaf Problems
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Discolored, spotted, or wilted leaves
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Early leaf drop or thinning canopy
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Smaller-than-usual leaves
Trunk Issues
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Cracks, deep splits, or holes in the bark
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Peeling bark or areas of exposed wood
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Fungal growth (e.g. mushrooms) around the base or on the trunk
Root Problems
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Exposed roots lifting out of the ground
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Soft, wet, or foul-smelling soil near the base
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Heaving soil or root damage after construction or storms
Leaning or Unstable Structure
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Sudden lean or shifting from vertical
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Uneven canopy weight distribution
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Soil pulling away from the root base
Pests or Disease
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Sawdust piles (signs of borers)
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Unusual growths, sap oozing, or insect activity
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Branch dieback starting from the tips inward