Commercial Tree Inspections
Expert tree inspections & surveys
Our tree consultancy services cover tree inspections, surveys, risk assessments, and professional reports across Essex and Suffolk. These services help you understand the condition of your trees, manage them safely, and reduce potential risks.
All inspections are carried out by our tree inspector, who holds the Lantra Professional Tree Inspection qualification and has many years of hands-on experience in tree surgery. This means we can offer a complete range of specialist advice and practical solutions in Colchester and beyond.
Tree & Lawn Company are also fully insured and trained in turf care, with professional qualifications such as:
- NCH Sports Turf Science
- NCH Sports Turf Management
- PA1, PA2, and PA6 for the safe use of chemicals
In addition, we hold all key tree surgery qualifications, including the NPTC certificate for cross-cutting and tree felling.
Why use Tree & Lawn Company Ltd
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Our tree inspection services:
Tree inspection services include:
BS5837 Reporting: We provide detailed BS5837 reports, Method Statements, and Arboricultural Impact Assessments (AIA), essential for planning permission proposals and addressing planning conditions, including tree preservation order reviews and appeals.
Tree Amenity Assessments: When it comes to calculating the value of your trees, particularly for insurance or legal purposes, Tree & Lawn Company (T&LC) are your go-to experts.
We provide precise and reliable stock assessments and the necessary documentation to support your case.
Tree Surveys for Health and Safety: Our tree condition surveys, risk assessments and tree safety inspections provide expert recommendations, enabling you to mitigate risk.
Our experienced tree surveyors assess tree health and advise on course of action, if required, to ensure you meet your duty of care and health and safety obligations.
Decay Detection Testing: Decay can affect any tree species. Our qualified tree inspectors collaborate with other tree professionals and directly with clients to assess and report on tree deterioration, providing crucial evidence about the structural integrity of your trees.
Case studies
Efficiency and experience ensure safe and successful removal of fallen tree
Another emergency call from a regular client saw our team heading to a North Essex country road to inspect a tree that was in a precarious and rather dangerous position.
Commercial services
Keep your grounds immaculate and inviting with our thorough maintenance services, tailored to the unique demands of your property.
Revitalise your landscape with our professional tree surgery services, tailored to enhance the health and aesthetics of your trees.
Safely remove hazardous or unwanted trees with our precision tree felling services, executed by our certified arborists.
Shape perfection into your garden with our meticulous hedge pruning services, designed to enhance growth and form.
Reclaim your space with our efficient stump grinding services, leaving your lawn smooth and ready for new possibilities.
Invest in the future of your landscape with our professional tree planting services, creating a greener environment for generations to come.
Maintain a pristine and lush lawn with our precise lawn mowing services, tailored to meet the specific needs of your turf.
From initial land assessment to final landscape creation, our developers’ services provide solutions for property developers.
Commercial tree inspection service FAQ
What does a tree inspector do?
Tree inspectors, especially those holding the Lantra Professional Tree Inspection qualification, as is the case with the tree inspector at Tree & Lawn Company, assess the health, safety, and overall condition of trees. These professionals use their in depth knowledge to identify potential problems and recommend suitable actions, ensuring trees are maintained to the highest standards.
Why are tree inspections carried out?
Tree inspections help to mitigate risk and ensure that trees are managed effectively by providing essential information relating to tree health, safety and maintenance, and compliance with legal requirements. They are also carried out to provide detailed reports for planning permissions, such as BS5837 and tree amenity assessments for insurance or legal purposes.
How long does it take to produce a tree report?
The time it takes to complete a tree report varies greatly, depending on its complexity and individual requirements. However, we are committed to delivering reports as promptly as possible, always communicating timelines clearly to our clients.
How much does a tree survey cost?
The cost is determined by the survey's scope and the type of report for which it is required. At Tree & Lawn Company we offer a complimentary quotation service, providing transparent and competitive pricing for our comprehensive suite of arboricultural services.
How do I know if my tree is safe?
Our safety inspections and condition surveys, conducted by qualified inspectors, evaluate tree health and structural integrity to provide assurance regarding tree safety. Furthermore, they provide advice on the best action to take to prevent potential hazards, including recommendations for pruning, treatment, or removal if necessary.
How often do trees need to be inspected?
The recommended frequency depends on several factors, including the tree's age, species, and location. We can provide guidance on an appropriate inspection schedule to ensure your trees remain healthy and safe.
Is it a legal requirement to have a tree survey?
Legal requirements for tree surveys can vary, especially for development planning or in conservation areas. With expertise in BS5837 reports and other regulatory requirements, we ensure that our clients meet all legal obligations related to tree management.
What qualifications should a tree inspector have?
We would advise that tree inspectors, like our own, should hold the Lantra Professional Tree Inspection qualification, which signifies that they possess a high level of expertise and capability and the skill to conduct thorough and reliable tree assessments.
How do I know if my tree needs an inspection?
Indicators include visible signs of decay, structural issues, or changes in health. Our experts can detect these and other issues early, offering crucial advice and interventions.
Can a tree survey assist with property development plans?
Yes. Our tree surveys, including BS5837 reporting and Arboricultural Impact Assessments, are invaluable for planning permissions, ensuring development plans proceed smoothly while complying with regulations.
Do I need permission to remove a tree after an inspection?
Depending on local regulations and the tree's status, such as Tree Preservation Orders or conservation area considerations, permission may be required for removal. We offer expert guidance and assistance in navigating these and a range of other regulations.
What is the difference between a tree inspection and a tree survey?
Tree surveys generally offer a broader overview, including planning-related assessments, whereas inspections might focus more closely on health and safety concerns.