The service
Is this the right service?
A tree safety inspection assesses health, structure and the surrounding area. Healthy foliage does not always mean sound structure. Your report explains the findings and whether management, monitoring or further investigation is needed.
Has a storm damaged the tree? Read what to check after storm damage before arranging an assessment.
When it can help
- You have noticed decline, dead branches or damage.
- A tree near a home, path or shared space concerns you.
- You want advice before arranging pruning or other work.

The assessment
How it works
Understand the concern
We discuss what has changed and how the surrounding area is used. Photos help with the brief but do not replace the inspection.
Inspect and assess
We examine accessible crown, trunk and root-zone features, recording condition, photographs and risks to nearby people or property.
Recommend next steps
The report explains whether pruning, monitoring, further investigation or removal is justified, and why.
Your deliverables
What your report includes
- Tree details and inspection photographs
- Health and structural findings
- Risk assessment in the context of site use
- Management advice and inspection limitations
Scope and limitations
Ground-level observations cannot reveal every defect. Climbing inspections and specialist investigations are only included if agreed; physical tree work is separate.
Before we start
What to have ready
Send what you have. We’ll confirm anything else needed.
- Which trees concern you and what has changed
- Known damage, pruning or previous reports
- Property access and how the surrounding area is used







