arborgem

Consultant Arborist, Tree Reports

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With a focus on the health and safety of each individual plant and tree we diagnose we ensure the highest quality and accuracy from our diagnosis. We strive for excellence and with the incredible relationships we've formed with our clients we believe we achieve this in everything we do.
Unlike our competitors, we're invested in developing a personal connection with each and every one of our customers, by providing quality service and being available to you. Get in touch with us when you're ready to learn more; we can't wait to meet you!

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Our Services

Tree Diagnostic Reports

Tree removal or significant tree pruning may require a Tree Diagnostic Report Assessment by the council. This report identifies any current hazards and determines the tree's risk rating based on an in-depth evaluation. The arborist will consider several factors when assessing the tree's condition and safety, and recommendations will be made regarding treatment or removal.

Tree Impact Assessments

Local councils require Arboriculture Impact Assessments for significant building or development projects. During this assessment, you will receive a report with recommendations on retaining, pruning, or removing trees in your property boundary and those on neighbouring properties if the trees are close to the proposed development works. Afterwards, your architect or builder can finalize plans around the remaining trees.

Consulting Arborist Inspection

In Melbourne, trees are protected by a number of local and state laws. Your local council enforces and prosecutes these laws. There are many native trees covered by the legislation, as well as some important non-native trees. You can navigate these laws and requirements with the help of an Arborist inspection to ensure that the desired outcome is achieved

Tree Risk Assessment

The development of a tree risk assessment is carried out in public areas such as parks, schools, sports facilities, and commercial properties. In order to preserve mature and significant trees, while reducing public safety risks, the goal is to retain them. In addition to keeping our community safe, an effective tree risk assessment protects the natural environment for future generations.