Tree Surveyor Service
What is the role of a tree surveyor?
A tree surveyor (or arboricultural surveyor) is a person who is skilled in recording the condition and location of trees near to present or planned buildings. Expert surveyors record this information in an effective way so that existing or potential issues with trees can be identified and dealt with. An experienced tree surveyor will be able to present this information in the form of an easy to understand arboricultural report.
What information do arboricultural surveyors record?
Within a site, each individual tree (or group of trees) is recorded and allocated its own unique identifying number. The tree species and dimensions are recorded next. The most important information gathered whilst surveying is the health and condition of a tree, and whether it may influence any nearby existing or proposed structures. Plotting the accurate location of trees in relation to other on-site features is important, as the distance between a tree and a building may have implications for both.
Can you provide my tree surveyors report?
Our tree surveyors are experienced in producing reports for planning applications and for mortgage purposes. Typically, we provide tree-related assistance for planning applications via our Arboricultural Impact Assessments, which include Tree Protection Plans. We have several years of experience assisting with planning applications, and we are confident we will provide you with all the necessary documents to validate your planning application. We also offer an arboricultural service for clients who are in the process of either purchasing or selling a house, and nearby trees are a concern.
Whether you are an architect, a planner or homeowner and arboricultural advice is required, we would be able to advise you on the best course of action, and we would be happy to provide you with a quote.