Privacy Fence Installation Greenwood Village CO | Call Cervantes fencing concrete & landscape

Tree roots grow under fence posts, heaving them upward or sideways, which can tilt or crack concrete footings. In Greenwood Village’s clay-rich soil, this is common with large trees like cottonwoods or pines. Over time, roots can also disrupt underground drainage, leading to soggy soil that weakens fence stability.

Look for leaning fence posts, cracks in concrete near trees, or sections of fence that have shifted out of alignment. You might also notice raised soil around the base of a post or branches scraping against the fence during wind. If you see these, it’s wise to have a tree care expert assess the situation before damage worsens.

We offer targeted pruning to remove branches that rub or fall on fences, root pruning or barrier installation to prevent underground damage, and safe tree removal if a tree is too close. Our team evaluates the whole area—fence, concrete, and landscape—to provide a long-term solution that keeps your property safe and looking great.