Arborist Reports for Melbourne Real-Estate
"Unlocking Confidence and Value with Expert Arborist Reports for Buying and Selling Property"
Pre-Purchase Property Research
Quality arborist advice for your investment
Are you planning to buy or sell a property? Trees can play a crucial role in property value, development opportunities, and legal compliance. Our Property Pre-Purchase Research service provides expert insights into how trees and council regulations might impact your plans.
Many property owners assume that tree-related decisions are straightforward, but local laws, overlays and tree controls can be more complex than expected. Without the right information, you risk unexpected expenses, delays, or legal complications. Investing in a pre-purchase assessment can save you money, time, and future headaches by uncovering potential constraints before they become costly problems.
What We Cover:
Can the trees be removed?
What local laws or overlays apply?
Will trees pose challenges for development?
Could council trees impact subdivision plans?
Could neighbouring trees restrict your options?
Can trees be removed under bushfire regulations (BMO)?
"With our help, you'll have clarity and confidence, knowing exactly where you stand. Make informed decisions today to protect your investment tomorrow."
Pre-Purchase Tree Inspection
Detailed constraints assessment and arborist report for your property investment
For more comprehensive planning, our Pre-Purchase Tree Inspection dives deeper into the arboriculture details that could impact your property purchase. This site assessment and report provides enhanced data collection and thorough mapping of tree protection zones (TPZs), along with a detailed evaluation of tree species and condition factors. It consists of an on-site assessment and offers essential insights that can inform both current and future development plans.
What We Cover:
Accurate mapping of Tree Protection Zones (TPZs)
Identification of tree species and assessment of their health and structure
Evaluation of the potential constraints trees may pose to development
Assessment of council and neighbouring trees on the property that may impact development.
This report serves as a valuable resource not just for your current purchase, but also as a key foundation for future development. After informing your purchase decision, the in-depth data can go on to guide your design team through the development process, helping to avoid costly surprises and ensuring compliance with local regulations from the start.
Selling Your Melbourne Home?
We can write you a detailed arborist report that adds perceived value to your property by giving assurances to buyers
Selling a house with an arborist report offers similar benefits to selling a car with a roadworthy certificate. An arborist report provides buyers and investors with a clear assessment of the health, safety, and risks associated with trees on the property, increasing their confidence and potentially raising the property’s perceived value. For investors, particularly those interested in subdivision, an arborist report provides assurance that trees on the property won’t present unforeseen obstacles or additional costs.
Increased Buyer Confidence
Transparency: Buyers are reassured that the trees on the property have been professionally assessed. An arborist report confirms that any large or protected trees are healthy, well-maintained, and pose no immediate risks, reducing worries about future issues.
Safety Assurance: Knowing the trees are structurally sound provides peace of mind. Buyers won’t have to worry about risk and can focus on the benefits such as shade and aesthetic appeal.
Competitive Edge and Higher Perceived Value
Investor Appeal: Properties with an arborist report, especially those where subdivision may be an option, have an edge over comparable properties without one. Investors are more likely to see the property’s development potential if they’re assured that trees won’t interfere with plans or impose unexpected costs.
Increased Value: An arborist report highlights the property’s safety and development potential, which can make it more attractive to buyers and may justify a higher asking price.
