Arboricultural Reports

Whether it is for a new subdivision, gas line installation or the removal of a protected tree - or in a number of other situations - the Council often requires an Arborist Report as a condition of Consent. Talk to us about your requirements and we can recommend the best type of tree report for your requirements.

Tree Reports cover the general health and stature of the tree, reasons for the proposed modification and any mitigation which would be undertaken to minimize environmental effects.

At TreeZone we have been working with Auckland Council for over 20 years so are aware of their expectations. Changes to the tree removal and pruning laws have change significantly over the years so it is always best to check. TreeZone can help with this process and where necessarily converse and facilitate with the Council as to the works that are desired. As part of Councils rules and the Unitary plan parameters, many trees require a consent to be removed or pruned. TreeZone can check with the Council before making recommendations on any tree work that may be in a protected area or an SEA (Significant Ecological Area).

TreeZone also offer an Inspection and Risk Assessment service, to determine any hazards which may be present in a tree which may not be readily apparent to the untrained eye. Any risks found can then be managed accordingly. This is a valuable tool to have, especially for situations where the public are potentially at risk such as business parks, schools and kindergartens.

Sometimes the Council will require an Arborist to be onsite when any earthworks is being done, at TreeZone we have the knowledge and experience to fulfil that role, allowing you to meet your consent requirements.

Maybe you just have a special tree you want to save, but you aren't sure if it needs pruning, or removal. We can give expert arborist advice on tree maintenance, tree care and pruning, and large tree removal when needed.

Give us a call today to find out how we can help you with your Arboricultural report needs.

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