Professional Tree Assessment Services
Expert evaluation to identify risks, diseases, and maintain tree health
Why Tree Assessment Matters
Regular tree assessments are essential for maintaining the health, safety, and beauty of your landscape. Our certified arborists provide thorough evaluations to identify potential issues before they become major problems, saving you time and money while protecting your property.
- Identify diseases and pest infestations early
- Detect structural weaknesses and hazards
- Assess soil conditions and nutrient needs
- Evaluate overall tree health and longevity
- Create customized care plans for your trees
Our Comprehensive Assessment Process
Visual Inspection
We examine the tree's overall appearance, looking for visible signs of stress, disease, or structural issues.
Health Evaluation
We assess leaf color, growth patterns, bark condition, and other indicators of the tree's vitality.
Risk Assessment
We identify potential hazards such as weak branches, leaning trunks, or root problems that could pose safety risks.
Detailed Report
We provide a comprehensive report with findings and recommendations for optimal tree care and maintenance.
What Our Arborists Look For
Disease & Pest Issues
Signs of fungal infections, bacterial diseases, insect infestations, and other biological threats.
Structural Problems
Weak branch attachments, cracks, decay, or other issues that could lead to limb failure or tree collapse.
Environmental Stress
Evidence of drought stress, soil compaction, poor drainage, or other environmental factors affecting tree health.
Root Conditions
Root exposure, girdling roots, or signs of root rot that can impact the tree's stability and nutrient uptake.
Growth Patterns
Abnormal growth, canopy thinning, or dieback that might indicate underlying problems.
Site Conditions
Soil quality, water availability, sunlight exposure, and other factors affecting the tree's growing environment.
Benefits of Professional Tree Assessment
Prevent Costly Damage
Early detection of tree problems can prevent property damage from fallen limbs or uprooted trees, potentially saving thousands in repair costs.
Extend Tree Life
Regular assessments help identify issues before they become fatal to the tree, allowing for interventions that can significantly extend your trees' lifespan.
Enhance Property Value
Healthy, well-maintained trees can increase property values by up to 20%. Regular assessments ensure your landscape remains an asset rather than a liability.
Ensure Safety
Identifying hazardous trees before they fail protects your family, visitors, and property from potentially dangerous situations.
Protect Your Trees and Property
Don't wait until problems become visible. Our expert tree assessment can identify issues early when they're easier and less expensive to address.
Schedule Your Free AssessmentFrequently Asked Questions
How often should I have my trees assessed?
We recommend annual assessments for most trees, especially those near structures or in high-traffic areas. Trees with known issues, older specimens, or those that have recently experienced stress (such as construction, drought, or storms) may benefit from more frequent evaluations.
What happens during a tree assessment?
Our arborists will examine your trees from root to crown, looking for signs of disease, pest infestation, structural weaknesses, and environmental stress. We'll assess soil conditions, check for proper growth patterns, and identify any potential hazards. After the assessment, you'll receive a detailed report with our findings and recommendations.
How long does a tree assessment take?
The time required depends on the number, size, and complexity of the trees being assessed. A typical residential property assessment takes 1-2 hours, but larger properties or those with many trees may require more time. We'll provide a time estimate when you schedule your appointment.
What qualifications do your arborists have?
Our tree assessment team consists of certified arborists with extensive training and experience in tree biology, disease diagnosis, risk assessment, and proper tree care practices. They remain current on the latest arboricultural research and techniques through continuing education.
What if problems are found during my assessment?
If we identify issues with your trees, we'll clearly explain the problems and provide recommendations for treatment or management. Our goal is to present you with options, not pressure you into services. From there, you can decide what course of action best fits your needs and budget.