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Choose the number that matches your project or send the estimate form. We’ll use your details to start a property-specific conversation.
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A more useful request
Details that help define your tree or landscaping estimate
You do not need to diagnose the problem. Describe what you see, the property constraints, and the result you want.
What changed
Note new lean, cracks, broken limbs, decline, drainage trouble, irrigation problems, overgrowth, or a change in how the space is used.
Targets and utilities
Mention buildings, fences, vehicles, play areas, overhead lines, meters, irrigation, or other features near the work.
Access and staging
Describe gate width, slopes, shared drives, parking limits, pets, tenants, or other conditions that affect entry and the work zone.
Material handling
State whether branches, wood, brush, stump chips, soil, or removed landscape material should be hauled, retained, or placed.
Finished condition
Explain whether the area should be raked, left for a later phase, graded, planted, irrigated, or prepared for another contractor.
Choose the right path
Tree work or landscaping?
For trees, stumps, brush, or storm debris
Call +1 (208) 635-2100 or choose the closest tree service in the form. Review tree removal in Aurora, tree trimming and pruning, or stump grinding before describing the finish.
For landscape, irrigation, hardscape, or cleanup
Use the same configured phone number or form and describe the primary outdoor goal. The landscape installation and irrigation service pages explain planning factors.
Use the correct safety and ownership channel
- Keep people away from a newly leaning tree, moving root plate, cracked trunk, or suspended limb.
- Do not approach or cut vegetation touching a utility line; contact the utility or emergency services as appropriate.
- Confirm whether a street-side tree is private or City-owned before authorizing work. Aurora Forestry manages City trees.
- Calling MQ does not guarantee emergency availability. Current scheduling is confirmed directly.
For ordinary private-property projects, start with the Aurora tree service guide. If you are comparing scopes, read the estimate comparison checklist.
After you reach out
A request starts the conversation—it is not the final scope
1. Request recorded
Your contact details, selected service, and message identify the starting concern.
2. Details confirmed
MQ can clarify the property, access, urgency, decision-maker, and whether an on-site look is needed.
3. Scope and timing agreed
The work, exclusions, finish, current availability, and estimate are confirmed directly before scheduling.
See what customers emphasize on the MQ reviews page. Form information is handled as described in the privacy policy.
Contact questions
What to know before requesting your estimate
What should I include in an estimate request?
Share the property location, service needed, what changed or concerns you, nearby structures or utilities, access limits, preferred timing, and the finish you expect. Those details help separate the immediate concern from optional work and make the next conversation more specific.
Can I request tree service and landscaping in the same form?
Yes. Choose the service that best matches the main project and explain the related work in the message. Coordinating tree removal, stump work, irrigation, grading, planting, cleanup, or hardscape can prevent one phase from interfering with the next.
What happens after I submit the estimate form?
The form records your contact details, selected service, and message so MQ can follow up about the next step. Scheduling, availability, site review needs, and the final scope are confirmed directly; the website does not promise a fixed response or service time.
Who should I contact about a tree touching a power line or a City tree?
Do not approach or cut a tree or branch touching a utility line; contact the utility or emergency services as appropriate. Aurora Forestry manages City-owned street trees, so confirm ownership through the City before authorizing private work in a public right-of-way.
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1420 S Lewiston St, Aurora, CO 80017, United States
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