We are equipped and qualified to provide you with a visual tree assessment which will focus on attributes such as Health, Structure and Useful Life Expectancy. This can either be delivered verbally on site or provided as a Tree Management Report. These reports are suitable for submission to local council as part of a development application or in the general interest of the tree; either way we only provide a concise and ethical assessment of your tree and its attributes.

We are trained in all the current and accepted tree risk methodologies (TRAQ, QTRA, VALID) used in the Oceania Region, whether it’s one tree within your back garden or 500 trees within a school grounds, we can assess and provide a comprehensive tree inventory and risk assessment, with any required works prioritised utilising a proven and internationally recognised tree risk methodology.

From conception to completion we can advise, instruct and prepare all the required documentation and provide the relevant project arborist supervision. This level of reporting and supervision will assist in the completion of your proposal and ensure that your project is completed on time and that any trees within the site which have the potential to be impacted remain viable during and post construction.

When difficult decisions are required, further information can be deduced from advanced methods of diagnosis such as an aerial inspection or via a decay detecting device. We are equipped to conduct aerial inspections (climbing or EWP) and can utilise other advanced detection methods such as a Tomograph and/or Resistograph. This level of assessment can often prevent unnecessary tree removal and ensure that the correct management is applied.

We are well versed in the legislative and statutory controls which govern our trees within South Australia, we can assist with any legal requirements relating to issues with protected trees and are qualified to prepare Expert Witness Statements , Amenity Tree Valuations and Biodiversity Assessments when warranted.

Abiotic (non-natural/non-infectious) disorders and Biotic (natural/infectious) diseases/pests have the potential to deteriorate the condition of trees within the urban forest. If your tree presents signs of stress, dysfunction or decline we will identify the cause, and provide a suitable disease management plan where applicable.