Service
Health Assessment
A documented review of tree appearance, site changes, history, and limitations.
A Clear Plan for Health Assessment
Record the tree location, species if known, visible changes, timing, construction, soil, watering, weather, and prior work. Avoid diagnosing from one image.
What the Conversation Covers
Current conditions and project goals
Access, materials, and preparation details
A documented scope and next step
Common Questions
What changes should I record?
Note canopy, leaves, bark, roots, lean, fungi, wounds, pests, and when changes appeared.
Do site changes matter?
Yes. Construction, grading, drainage, soil, and watering changes provide context.
Can one photo confirm tree health?
No. A photo may help organize observations but not replace a site assessment.
What should the record include?
Document observations, limitations, recommendations, monitoring, and next steps.
Protect the Whole Property
Choose Care That Respects Trees and Property
Your trees deserve more than a quick cut. We’ll help protect their health, your space, and everything growing nearby.