What does the Vitality Plan cost?
There is no set price, because there is no set plan. Every property has a different number of trees, in different condition, facing different problems. An ISA Certified Arborist assesses the trees at no cost and writes the plan and the price together. You see the whole number in writing before anything is scheduled, and nothing happens that you have not approved.
Are there tiers or packages to choose from?
No, and we are not going to invent some. A tier sheet only works if every property is roughly the same, and they are not. A half-acre in Greenwood Village with four mature ash needs something quite different from a 1980s Highlands Ranch lot where every tree went in the same year. The plan is built from the assessment.
Do you treat emerald ash borer?
Yes. Trunk injection with emamectin benzoate, applied by a Colorado Dept. of Agriculture Certified Spray Supervisor. One treatment gives roughly two years of protection. Ash that are less than 40% declined respond extremely well; ash further gone than that often do not, which is why the assessment comes first. An untreated infested ash dies within three to five years.
Is this worth it if my trees look healthy?
That is the only time it is worth it. Treatment works on trees that still have something to protect. Once a tree is visibly failing, the honest options narrow quickly and removal starts appearing on the list. The plan exists to keep you out of that conversation, not to get you through it.
What areas do you cover?
Aurora, Denver, Centennial, Parker, Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch, Englewood, Littleton and Greenwood Village. We are based at 312 Norfolk St, Unit A, in Aurora, and have worked across the Denver metro since 2003 — more than 25,000 residential clients and over 1,000 commercial ones. If your address is near that list but not on it, ask.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes — ISA Certified Arborist, Colorado Dept. of Agriculture Certified Spray Supervisor, general liability and workers’ compensation. Documentation is available on request, and we would rather you asked. Uninsured tree work on your property is your liability, not the contractor’s, and that is true whether anyone mentions it to you or not.
Can I just have one treatment instead of a plan?
Yes. Plenty of people do. Trunk injections, deep-root feeding and pest and disease work are all available as one-off jobs, and the arborist will tell you if that is genuinely all your property needs. The plan is for people who would rather the checking happened without them having to remember to book it.