At 10,200 feet, the trees around Leadville live a different life than anywhere else in Colorado. Lodgepole pine, Engelmann spruce, and aspen groves have to survive long winters, dry summers, and a growing season that barely stretches past July — which means proper pruning, disease management, and storm damage cleanup all matter more up here than they do down the mountain. We work with Leadville homeowners across the historic district, Mountain View, and properties along Highway 24 on everything from hazardous tree removal and stump grinding to mountain pine beetle treatment and wildfire mitigation thinning. Whether you’ve got a leaning aspen threatening your roof after a wind event, beetle-killed pines that need to come down before fire season, or you’re just trying to keep your spruce healthy through another Lake County winter, we know these trees, this elevation, and this terrain — and we show up with the right gear for the job.