Born and raised in east central Minnesota, Jorgen learned at a young age that hard work gets you where you want to go. Bringing that attitude to his father's telecom business in the midst of Covid-19 quite literally got him off the ground and exposed to extreme heights while working on cell towers. During his time aloft Jorgen discovered that adrenaline can be quite addicting and moving forward he vowed to chase a career that provided variety and excitement on a daily basis.

Seeking a change of pace, Jorgen was offered a tree job and lodging in the town of Ridgeway, Colorado. He spent a few years learning the basics of life on a tree crew, climbing, pruning, removals, and the intricacies of chainsaw operation. It wasn't until he moved to Dolores, Co and took a job with Legacy that he truly learned how to advocate the needs of the trees and match them with the needs of the client. A modern day Lorax!

As an ISA Certified Arborist, Jorgen is deeply passionate about getting trees the care that they need and also installing new ones whenever opportunities present themselves. Hiking with his girlfriend and dogs, trail running and mountain biking are a few of his favorite things.

Eric Hoffman was born and raised in the Bluegrass of Kentucky where he began his arboricultural career in 2017. Since that time, he has worked in the field in New Mexico and Colorado, having always been drawn to the mountains. Eric is an ISA Certified Arborist as well as a Certified Applicator. His off time is spent backpacking, hiking, and running with his girlfriend and 2 dogs in the Rockies.  

Cannon Sparks was born and raised in Cortez, attending Battle Rock Charter School before switching over to a home school program that allowed him to keep up on hours and testing while pursuing volunteering as a trail ranger and local tour guide at both Mesa Verde National Parks and Canyons of the Ancients National Monument at the age of 13. He passionately shared the history and landscape of the Southwest with visitors from around the globe, racking up more than 2500 volunteer hours and four college certificates before graduation. Out of school, he decided to pursue more active, physically challenging work in his 20s. He saw the role in wildfire, and the part it played in the landscapes he loved the most. While attending a wildland fire and tree felling course at Pueblo Community College, he got the call from Roman Jefferson: "If you want to understand fire, it is crucial to understand the trees themselves".

So began his start with Legacy Tree Solutions, a job and industry in which he remains always in awe of the beauty and rooted to the history and legacies of his home.