Tree Surveys, Inspections & Decay Detection
Know the condition of your trees, and be able to prove you checked.
If you own land with trees near people or property, you have a legal duty of care. Our inspections identify defects, prioritise action, and give you the documented evidence that you're managing risk responsibly, whether that's one garden oak or an estate's whole tree stock.
Survey services
- ✓Individual tree condition reports
- ✓Site-wide tree stock surveys with mapped schedules
- ✓Decay detection and aerial inspections
- ✓Post-storm safety checks
- ✓Mortgage and insurance reports
- ✓Repeat inspection programmes for schools, parishes and estates
For duty holders
Schools, parish councils, campsites and commercial landowners engage us for cyclical inspection programmes: a mapped tree schedule, risk-prioritised recommendations, and a re-inspection calendar. When works are needed, our own teams can deliver them under the same accountable roof.
Frequently asked questions
- How often should trees be inspected?
- For most sites with public access, a formal inspection every 1 to 3 years plus post-storm checks is a defensible regime. We tailor the interval to the site's usage and tree stock.
Tree Surveys, Inspections & Decay Detection: areas we cover
WarehamSwanagePurbeckPooleBournemouthDorchesterWeymouthBlandford ForumWimborne MinsterFerndownChristchurchRingwoodBridport & West DorsetNew Forest
Ready to talk about your project?
Free site visits and quotes across Dorset, Hampshire and the South West. Commercial tenders and framework enquiries welcome.