Frequently asked questions

When do I need an arborist report?

Generally, any development project where trees are impacted including on neighbouring properties.

Additionally, an arborist report is often required as a supporting document for Council permit applications for removal and significant pruning.

How do I know if I need a permit?

We can research and provide information on planning overlays that apply to your property. Clauses often have criteria for permit exemptions based on tree conditions. Our consultants can assess your trees and advise on permit requirements and management strategies.

How much does it cost?

Our pricing varies depending on location, number and size of trees, type of assessment, and the type of report. We offer a variety of options to fit your needs and budget.

Do you offer root investigation?

Unfortunately, we don't currently offer root investigation. However, we do offer more cost-effective alternatives which might be helpful in meeting AS 4970-2009 specifications for your development project.

Are you a tree lopper?

No, we are qualified consulting arborists providing advice that meets Australian and industry standards.

What is the timeframe for an arborist report?

Generally, we can turn a report around within 2 weeks. However we understand some circumstances may require a bit more urgency and can usually accomodate.

Corymbia maculata gum tree in its secondary growth stage with vibrant stem colours
Corymbia maculata gum tree in its secondary growth stage with vibrant stem colours