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Hello, my name is Tom Proctor aka - Tom the Tree Man. I’m the owner/operator of Tom’s Lawn & Tree Care.
We are a locally owned and operated company doing business in the Colorado Springs, Security, Widefield, Fountain and El Paso County areas. Why you can trust me & my team: I am an ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) Certified Arborist with over 25 years in the tree business and 30 years experience in the Green Industry. As well, I am a licensed Qualified Supervisor through the Colorado Department of Agriculture. Tom's Lawn & Tree Care is proud to be a professional member of the International Society of Arboriculture, Rocky Mountain Chapter and the Colorado Arborists and Lawn Care Professionals. We look forward to developing a relationship with you and helping you with your tree and lawn needs: Please check out my blog TreeMan Time for great information regarding tree care, lawn care, and landscaping. Also, I have a few quick tips at the bottom of the website for your tree and lawn care throughout the year. We appreciate that you took the time to visit our website! God Bless You, Tom Proctor Owner/Operator Tom’s Lawn & Tree Care |
How Can We Help You?CALL: 719-237-0379Our Expert ServicesTREE, SHRUB, & HEDGE CARE
LAWN CARE
LANDSCAPING MISC |
We Provide Care & Integrity While Servicing Your Residential or Commercial Landscaping Needs
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We are a licensed tree service through the City of Colorado Springs Forestry Division. For a list of licensed tree services, please click on the City Logo for more information |
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To find out more about the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the ISA or the Colorado Arborists
and Lawn Care Professionals, please click on the Logos for more information |
Winter Watering & Pruning Tips for the Health of Your Trees, Lawn & Landscaping:
Winter Watering
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6 Steps to Greener Spring Landscaping by Watering in the WinterDid you know that your trees, shrubs, and lawn need watering during our long, dry winter months?
Lawn winter kill and landscaping plants that do not come back to life in spring, are sure signs of winter dehydration. Winter water to increase your chances of having your landscaping return to a beautiful green once the warmth of spring comes around. We recommend these 6 steps to winter watering....READ MORE |
Winter Tree Pruning
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How to Improve the Health of Your Trees by Pruning During The WinterMost of us only think about pruning plants or trees in the warm months of spring. But, we actually recommend that you properly prune your trees during the winter. Pruning deciduous trees in the winter is important to their overall health and will benefit the look of your landscaping into the spring and summer months.
Winter is actually the ideal time of year to prune your trees because: READ MORE |
