Arborist Report Adelaide

Tertiary Tree Consulting offers a full range of reports for all development sites including Preliminary Tree Assessments, Arboricultural Impact Assessments, Tree Selection and Planting, Tree Management Report, Tree Risk Assessment, Tree Audit, Tree Pruning Specifications, Tree Protection Plan & Specifications, Root Mapping Report and Tree Valuations; whether it is a single tree on a residential block, or hundreds of trees on a multi-million dollar commercial site, your first step is the same: commissioning an arborist report in Adelaide. At Tertiary Tree Consulting, we deliver the qualified arboricultural services you need. All arboricultural recommendations contained in our reports are determined in accordance with Australian Standards AS 4373-2007 Pruning of amenity trees and AS 4970–2009 Protection of trees on development sites.

Land developers that are planning on erecting buildings where there are surrounding trees must obtain an arborist report from a minimum certificate 5 qualified arborist. If there are trees within the boundary, or in a neighbouring property that may be affected by the development, then you will require a pre-development report to guide your design and an arboricultural impact assessment to provide with your development application at council to obtain approval for your development. We are trained in working with CAD software. These reports are essential to ensure your development will not impact the trees.

Why not give us a call and talk to our professionals regarding the trees for which you want reports?

Why is it vital that you team up with a qualified arboricultural consultancy and NOT a tree lopper? Tree loppers are NOT qualified arborist consultants and do not have the skills or tools to advise you of your legal obligations or understand South Australian Legislation. Here are just a few more reasons why the services we provide are so essential for you, your property and the environment in general:

• Some trees are protected. In Adelaide, specific trees – including certain species or trees of certain sizes – are protected; it is illegal to cause tree damaging activity so ensure you engage in a minimum certificate 5 arborist to assess your trees.  Among other details, our arborist reports will include information on legislation and tree protection requirements.

• Getting a tree report can protect you and your property. Trees are beautiful, but they can also be inherently dangerous. Dead, dying or otherwise unstable trees can pose a substantial risk to your home, your business or other property you own. Having the trees on your property regularly inspected, can help you minimise the chances of a tree branch or an entire tree failing and putting people or property at risk.

• A tree arborist can identify how to keep your trees healthy. Trees are good for everyone. They benefit the environment by producing oxygen, contribute to natural habitats and ecosystems, provide beautiful scenery that adds value to properties and more. If you are developing a property, preservation of your tree assets is recommended, speak with one of our qualified consulting arborists who can map the trees roots so that you don’t damage them in the building process. If a tree on your property has a disease or pest problem, an arborist can diagnose and treat a vast amount of tree pests and diseases with both chemical, biological and integrated pest management strategies. If you are planting new trees on your property, an arborist can even recommend the best trees to ensure long-term sustainability.

• Land developers that are planning on erecting buildings where there are surrounding trees must obtain an arborist report from a minimum certificate 5 qualified arborist. If there are trees within the boundary, or in a neighbouring property that may be affected by the development, then you will require a pre-development report to guide your design and an arboricultural impact assessment to provide with your development application at council to obtain approval for your development. We are trained in working with CAD software. These reports are essential to ensure your development will not impact the trees.