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How to Send Photos for a Denver Tree Service Estimate

Good photos help a tree service understand height, access, safety concerns, cleanup needs, and whether the project is a good fit before scheduling. A few clear photos can save several messages.

Take wide photos first

Start with a full view of the tree, yard, access route, fences, house, driveway, alley, or nearby structures. Wide photos give context that close-ups cannot show.

Add close-ups of the actual issue

After the wide photos, send close-ups of broken limbs, branches to be trimmed, stump size, brush piles, or areas where clearance is needed.

Send the details with the photos

Include your city, approximate height, service needed, cleanup expectations, access notes, and timeline. For Pro Tree and Landscaping, online booking can collect these details before the estimate review.

Need a Denver tree service estimate?

Book online or call (720) 948-7553. Send photos, city, approximate height, access details, nearby structures, cleanup needs, and timeline.

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