Centennial · checked November 14, 2026
Privacy tree planting in Centennial
Centennial is in Arapahoe County, with about 108,000 people (2020 Census), at about 5,720 feet.
How this works: Denver Privacy Trees is a free referral service, not a nursery or tree planting contractor. We pass your request to independent local tree planting companies, who may pay us for the referral. They quote, schedule and do the work; check their insurance before you hire. More about us.
Fit the space
CSU Extension lists mature sizes from about 15 by 3 feet (Skyrocket juniper) to about 60 by 25 feet (Colorado spruce). Many Centennial lots suit narrower trees along side yards.
Watering
The Colorado State Forest Service says to water new trees every three to five days in the growing season and at least monthly when dormant.
Your HOA
Many Centennial neighborhoods have covenants. Check before you sign a planting quote.
Services
- Privacy tree planting
- Large evergreen planting
- Tree spade transplanting
- Narrow screens: juniper and arborvitae
- Windbreak planting
- Watering and care for new trees
- Privacy tree cost
- Planting rules: HOA, 811 and watering
Sources
- Wikipedia, Centennial, Colorado
- CSU Extension, Evergreen Trees (fact sheet, Table 1 mature sizes)
- Colorado State Forest Service, Selecting, Planting and Caring for Trees
Prices come from the published lists above, not quotes. Your price depends on the trees, access and digging conditions; local companies quote after seeing the yard.