Tree Surveys and Reports
A tree survey—also known as an arboricultural survey—can range from a single tree inspection to an extensive woodland survey.
There are various types of tree surveys based on your needs, such as assessing safety or supporting a planning application. If you're unsure which survey you need, I am here to help. - please just get in touch.
The reports will lay out the findings of any inspections and, where necessary, make recommendations to mitigate the risks or provide advice on general tree management. I can undertake follow-up work, such as tree surgery, planting or removal.
Insurance and qualifications can be provided on request.
Browse the available tree surveys below for more details. If you don’t see what you need or are unsure, simply contact me, and we can discuss your needs.
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Ash Dieback Management
This management plan will enable you to locate, prioritise and assign any required work to the ash trees you are responsible for and provide long-term solutions for reinstating the treescape.
BS5837 tree survey and report
A BS5837 tree survey follows the ‘British Standard 5837:2012 trees in relation to design, demolition and construction recommendations’. It is often requested when trees are in proximity to construction activities.
Tree condition reports
Assessing the condition of trees and providing mitigations works relative to any risks posed to persons or property. Tree condition reports can be carried out on individual or multiple trees.
Tree management and strategy plan
The treescape around us is ever changing. This report looks at the current tree stock, land use, history and surroundings and gives recommendations for the ongoing management of them. Recommendations are given on managing declining trees, mitigating any future issues, and planting trees as direct replacements for those lost as well new planting schemes to ensure a varied and healthy treescape.
Tree preservation order applications and conservation area notifications for tree work
Work on trees protected by a tree preservation order (TPO) requires consent from the local authority, such consent is gained through submitting an application.
Similarly, work on trees in a conservation area requires a notification to be submitted to the local authority prior to the works commencing.
We will be able to provide guidance on what works are appropriate to the tree. Using our knowledge and extensive experience in the industry, we will be able to submit any necessary applications and notifications on your behalf.
Contact us.
Evolve Tree Management
Josh Ledbury
Greystoke,
Penrith,
Cumbria
07754913251
contact@evolvetreemanagement.co.uk