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Broomfield County · About 25 minutes from north Boulder

Tree Service in Broomfield, Colorado

Broomfield anchors the south end of the service area, with a mix of established neighborhood canopy and newer development.

Tree care in Broomfield

Boulder Tree Surgeon provides ISA Certified Arborist tree care throughout Broomfield, Colorado, covering ZIP codes 80020, 80021, 80023 in Broomfield County. Owner Kryn Dykema, certification RM-8846A, licensed and insured.

What do Broomfield trees actually need?

Broomfield spans several decades of development, so it has both mature trees needing structural work and young plantings needing establishment care. It sits in the same emerald ash borer region as the rest of the north metro, and its mature ash component faces the same treat-or-remove decision. Older Broomfield neighborhoods also have a fair amount of storm damage history to evaluate.

Climber high in a dormant canopy on rigging lines above a rooftop

Which ZIP codes are covered in Broomfield?

  • 80020
  • 80021
  • 80023

ZIP-to-place assignments verified against the U.S. Census Bureau 2020 ZCTA-to-county relationship file.

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Tree service questions in Broomfield

Do you serve all of Broomfield?

Yes. Boulder Tree Surgeon covers Broomfield including ZIP codes 80020, 80021, 80023. About 25 minutes from north Boulder from the shop at 1550 Redwood Ave in north Boulder.

What tree services are available in Broomfield?

All of them: pruning, removal, plant health care, emerald ash borer, fire mitigation, cabling, planting, assessments. Every job starts with a site visit and an assessment by an ISA Certified Arborist, certification RM-8846A.

Is there an emerald ash borer problem in Broomfield?

Broomfield sits in the same north metro region where emerald ash borer is established. Any ash tree in this area needs a decision: ongoing preventive treatment, or planned removal while the tree is still safe to work on. The Colorado quarantine around Boulder County was repealed effective December 30, 2019, but the pest itself is still active here.

How quickly can you get to a hazardous tree in Broomfield?

Storm damage, hanging limbs, and trees that have failed but not fallen are treated as priority work rather than scheduled around a seasonal window. Call 303-630-9772 and describe what happened and what is underneath the tree.

Do I need a permit for tree work in Broomfield?

It depends on the tree's location and the jurisdiction. Trees in a public right-of-way are generally managed by the municipality rather than the adjacent property owner. In the City of Boulder specifically, work on right-of-way trees and on pest-infested trees is restricted to arborists licensed by the City. Because the boundary between your tree and the public tree is not always obvious from the curb, confirm the status with your local forestry office before scheduling removal.

On rope inside a golden autumn ash canopy

Boulder County

Book a site visit in Broomfield

Early site visits and preventative maintenance catch conditions while they are still fixable. Talk to an ISA Certified Arborist about what your trees actually need.

Monday to Friday, 8am to 8pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday. All site visits include a 30 minute arrival window.

ISA Certified Arborist International Society of Arboriculture member Kryn Dykema · RM-8846A