Premium Tree Services & Fencing in Longmont

Expert Arborist Work & Property Boundary Fencing

Longmont sits in a unique geographic intersection, straddling Weld and Boulder counties. Property owners here face strict Boulder County code compliance mandates regarding environmental management, wildfire mitigation, and tree preservation. Along the St. Vrain river corridor, massive riparian cottonwoods and boxelders require constant monitoring to prevent blockages, limb damage, and water flow issues.

Additionally, modern developments like the architectural showcase in Prospect New Town require high-end custom wood fencing and low-impact arborist trims. These homes feature compact property lines where privacy fences and zero-clearance tree extractions demand meticulous care. NoCo Services combines heavy rigging capabilities with detailed carpentry skills to manage your boundaries and tree structures cleanly and legally.

Longmont Code & Boulder County Compliance

Longmont has distinct tree preservation codes. We coordinate with municipal forestry and Boulder County planners to ensure your tree and fence projects comply under Longmont Municipal Code Chapter 13.24:

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  Boulder County Wildlife & Riparian Codes

  Properties sitting near the St. Vrain river corridor are subject to strict riparian protection codes. Tree removals must avoid bird nesting seasons and riparian soil erosion. We handle all planning checks.

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  Street Parkway Clearances

  Branches spreading over city sidewalks must be elevated to a minimum height of 8 feet. Clearances over active street lanes must clear 15 feet to prevent box truck damage. Street right-of-way trees require city forestry permits.

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  Fence Height Boundaries

  Under Longmont codes, privacy fences in rear yards cannot exceed 6 feet without custom permits, while front yard fences are capped at 3-4 feet depending on easement setbacks. We build fully compliant, strong cedar fencing.