Areas we cover

Denver Privacy Trees takes requests from Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Castle Pines, Parker and Centennial, Colorado. Each town page covers elevation and the local rules we could source.

Highlands Ranch

Highlands Ranch is unincorporated Douglas County, about 5,820 feet up, with about 103,000 people (2020 Census). The HRCA guidelines cover landscaping.

Lone Tree

Lone Tree is a home rule city of about 14,000 people (2020 Census), at about 6,280 feet.

Castle Pines

Castle Pines is a home rule city of about 11,000 people (2020 Census), at about 6,560 feet, the highest of the towns we cover.

Parker

Parker is a home rule town of about 58,500 people (2020 Census), at about 5,830 feet.

Centennial

Centennial is in Arapahoe County, with about 108,000 people (2020 Census), at about 5,720 feet.

Which rules apply where

Place	County	Elevation (about)
Highlands Ranch	Douglas (unincorporated)	5,820 ft
Lone Tree	Douglas	6,280 ft
Castle Pines	Douglas	6,560 ft
Parker	Douglas	5,830 ft
Centennial	Arapahoe	5,720 ft