Our home base
Casper, Wyoming is home base for All Trees, so when a tree here needs attention, our crew does not have far to go. The town sits at an elevation of about 5,100 feet, with the North Platte River running through it and Casper Mountain rising behind it. That open country lets strong, sustained winds sweep across yards and test every limb attachment and shallow root.
Heavy wet spring snow adds a second punch, clinging to leaves until branches snap over roofs, cars and power lines. Our ISA Certified Arborists walk your property and look at every tree, not only the one you called about. They check for dead wood, weak joints and limbs near structures, then hand you an itemized quote.
Older central lots with early 1900s homes often have big trees crowding the roofline, while newer east-side subdivisions have young trees that need guidance as they grow. The company was founded in 2013 and has been ISA certified since 2015. We bring bucket trucks for the high work and clean up before we leave, and emergencies get a 24/7 answer.
Have a tree you keep eyeing from the kitchen window? Call (307) 337-8474 or book a free estimate online, and an arborist from our own Casper crew will come take a look.
Local conditions
Each threat below is common in Casper, Wyoming, with the service that deals with it.
Open country and the slope of Casper Mountain let sustained winds sweep through town, and they find every weak limb attachment and shallow root. Our arborists thin crowns so air passes through, remove dead wood, and take down trees whose roots or trunks have already given up.
See tree trimming & pruning in CasperA late spring storm can bury leafed-out branches in wet snow that clings and keeps piling on. Limbs snap over roofs, cars and power lines. We prune weak or overextended limbs ahead of the season, and our emergency crew answers 24/7 when something breaks anyway.
See emergency tree service in CasperAt about 5,100 feet, dry stretches leave Casper trees thirsty and tired. A stressed tree is easier prey for pests and disease. We check soil and leaves, recommend deep root feeding when it helps, and give you watering and mulching advice for the trees you already have.
See deep root fertilization in CasperHard cold is rough on young and newly planted trees, and a tree already worn down by drought has less to fight it with. We pick species that suit the conditions, plant them properly, and feed the root zone so trees head into winter with better reserves.
See sick tree care in CasperAspen rust, pine blight and leaf discoloration turn up in Casper yards, and catching them early gives a tree the best odds. Our ISA Certified Arborists find the cause, treat what can be treated, prune out diseased wood, and tell you honestly when a tree cannot be saved.
See tree pest control in CasperLocal housing styles
Big, mature trees on older lots often reach over rooflines and utility lines. We plan pruning and removal around the house, fence and wires, using bucket trucks and sectional rigging so large limbs come down under control.
Low single-story rooflines sit within reach of overhanging branches. Clearance pruning keeps limbs off shingles and out of gutters, and a ranch roof takes the hit first when a snapped branch falls in a storm, so we call that out on the walkthrough.
Young landscape trees are still building roots and structure. They benefit from structural pruning, deep root feeding and early pest checks, and good spacing now means fewer problems with roofs, driveways and lines when the trees grow up.
Each species has its own needs. Cottonwoods can shed very large limbs, pines can get blight and aspen can get rust. We inspect every tree and match the care to the species, whether that means pruning, treatment or removal.
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Tell us what is happening with your trees in Casper. An ISA certified arborist follows up with a free estimate.
Four steps from your first call to a finished job.
Before your visit
Book online or call (307) 337-8474. The office is open Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and emergencies are answered 24/7.
We confirm a time for an arborist to visit your property.
After your visit
An arborist walks your property and inspects your trees, then explains what each one needs.
You receive an itemized quote and a date for the work.
