Justin Scott Tree Surgeon - Canon City's Local Landscapers

Absolutely. Soil compaction is a common issue here that restricts water, air, and nutrients from reaching tree roots. As part of our tree care, we often perform deep-root fertilization and vertical mulching, which help break up compacted soil around the critical root zone. This improves the soil structure, directly benefiting both your trees and the surrounding lawn.

Poor grading can lead to water pooling around the base of your trees, which is a major problem in our area. This 'wet feet' condition can cause root rot and tree decline. During our assessments, we evaluate drainage and can advise on corrective grading or the installation of simple French drains to redirect water away from tree bases, protecting their health.

Start with a professional evaluation. Many Canon City lawn issues, like compaction and poor drainage, are interconnected with tree health. We'll assess your trees, soil conditions, and grading to provide a holistic plan. Often, addressing tree root zones and improving drainage creates a better foundation for your entire landscape to thrive.