Yes, we are able to accept all major credit and debit cards. In most cases, crew members are able to accept payments on site. Invoices can also be paid online or via phone.
Yes, we appreciate payments via check when possible. Checks can be given to the foreman at the completion of your job or via mail at:
59 West Floyd Avenue
#208
Englewood, Colorado 80110
59 West Floyd Avenue
#208
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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Splintered Forest does not currently offer landscaping services. If you need recommendations for local companies please give us a call.
A common misconception for people when they hear fire mitigation is that they will have to clear cut their property, but it is quite contrary. We utilize selective thinning practices. To learn more about this, visit our fire mitigation page.
After the crew removes a tree or cuts off branches they will dispose of this material by chipping it. These chips can be disposed of by dumping them off at a trash or recycling facility, but this can be costly. The other option is to spray the chips back on to the property also known as broadcasting.
As long as the wood chips are not left in large piles (typically no more than four inches deep) they are not considered a fire hazard.
Firewood should be stacked 30 feet from the home or structure and not on the downhill slope.
There are a lot of factors that must be taken into account when determining the cost of tree removal such as height, diameter, health of the tree, proximity to the house or structure, hazards (i.e. power lines) and terrain. A Splintered Forest estimator is happy to provide you with a free, written estimate for your next project.
Yes, we understand that schedules are busy and scheduling a time to meet with an estimator isn’t always feasible. With your permission, our estimator can stop by your property to assess your project and provide you a written estimate to your email.
In some cases, we can also provide an estimate via our virtual estimate tool or via text (please contact the office prior to sending a text).
First off, don’t panic, Splintered Forest works closely with insurance companies and can help guide you through the fire mitigation process. The first step is to contact us to schedule a consultation with Splintered Forest’s forester. During the consult, the forester will review your insurance report, walk your property and discuss with you what needs to be completed to be in compliance.
Yes, we can absolutely support a hybrid approach to your project! Many homeowners opt to take care of some of the more basic tasks themselves and hire the Splintered Forest crew to complete some of the more technical items.
Yes, Splintered Forest is happy to attend your next meeting to give information about fire mitigation and explain the Colorado State Forest Service (CSFS) Guidelines more in-depth. We have given presentations at city hall meetings, home and garden shows, HOA meetings, club meetings, Realtor offices and insurance agencies. Please contact us at 303-819-9840 to discuss crew member availability for your next event.
