Tree risk assessments in Toowoomba

A detailed look at the risk a tree presents, with practical options to reduce or remove it.

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What is a tree risk assessment?

A tree risk assessment is a detailed assessment by an arborist of the risk presented by a tree. It looks at the tree's condition and structure, and at what could be affected if it, or part of it, failed.

Options, not just a score

Tree risk assessments give tree owners options to reduce or eliminate the risk presented by the assessed tree, so you can weigh up retention, pruning or removal with confidence.

Part of our reports

A tree risk assessment is often included in our arboricultural reports, giving you a quantifiable score to base decisions on.

Deliverables

Condition review

Health and structural defects identified.

Targets considered

People, property and infrastructure that could be affected.

Quantified risk

A score to base decisions on.

Mitigation options

Practical ways to reduce or eliminate the risk.

How an engagement runs

Step 1
Initial discussion
A site or phone meeting to understand your requirements.
Step 2
Quotation
A detailed quote and scope of works, setting out the assessment approach and report framework.
Step 3
Assessment
A desktop study and site inspection to collect the information and data needed.
Step 4
Report issued
Please allow a two week turnaround for your report.

Tree Risk Assessment FAQs

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When should I get a tree risk assessment?

When a tree near a home, building, road, car park or public area shows signs of decline, damage or structural concern, or when you are responsible for trees used by the public.

Who carries out the assessment?

A consulting arborist with an AQF Level 5 qualification. Level 5 arborists evaluate tree related risk, identify mitigation measures and help ensure public safety.

Does a risk assessment mean the tree has to come down?

No. The purpose is to give you options. Many risks can be reduced through pruning or other measures, and removal is only one possibility.

Is a risk assessment included in an arborist report?

Often, yes. A tree risk assessment is commonly part of our arboricultural reports.

Can you assess many trees across a site?

Yes. For larger sites we can combine risk assessment with a tree survey or inventory so trees are prioritised.

How do I book?

Call 0431 686 705 or send an enquiry. We discuss your needs, then provide a detailed quote.

Tree Risk Assessment Toowoomba: request a quote

Share a few details and we will be in touch to discuss your requirements, then provide a detailed quote and scope of works.

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Need an independent arborist report?

Tell us about the trees and the project. We discuss your requirements, then issue a detailed quote and scope of works.