Tree Risk Assessment

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Trees play a essential role in every living space – not only do they provide fresh, cool air, but they also enhance the beauty and harmony of the surrounding landscape. Our Tree Risk Assessment service is aims to identify potential hazards and provide expert recommendations to keep your property safe and compliant.

Whether you’re a homeowner, business, or council authority, our qualified arborists will conduct a thorough assessment.

Why Tree Risk Assessment is Important

Safety First: Unstable or damaged trees can cause serious injuries or property damage, if left unmanaged winds

Legal Compliance: Property Owners have a duty of care to ensure that their protected trees do not present an unacceptable risk to people and nearby structures. This can be achieved through routine assessments and management.

Tree Health & Longevity: Tree Risk assessments help to identify future problems early, so that trees can provide benefits for years to come.

Our Tree Risk Assessment Process

Using industry recognised methods (TRAQ, VALID, QTRA) to produce detailed and reliable assessments.

Step 1: Visual Inspection
Our qualified arborists will inspect tree parts that are prone to issues, such as the crown, trunk, bark, and roots, for apparent symptoms of disease, with the most common problems including decay, infections, or damage caused by external factors.
Step 2: Site Analysis
Our team evaluates the surrounding environment, considering factors such as soil quality, drainage, nearby structures, and local conditions impact from previous construction activities that may affect tree health.
Step 3: Risk Evaluation
Using internationally recognised methods (TRAQ, QTRA, VALID) we evaluate the likelihood of a tree or tree part failing against its consequences.
Step 4: Recommendations & Reporting
Treesense Consulting provides a detailed report that describes the tree’s risk level, includes supporting photographs, and offers clear, actionable recommendations ranging from pruning and monitoring to full removal if required.

Who Needs a Tree Risk Assessment?

Homeowners

Ensure your trees are safe, especially near houses, driveways, or play areas. Avoid unexpected damage or injury.

Want to keep their families and property safe from falling branches or unstable trees.
Need assessments for storm preparation, insurance purposes, or routine maintenance.
Care about keeping their garden trees healthy and visually appealing.

Businesses & Developers

Include offices, commercial sites, schools, and industrial properties.
Need to hazards risks on their premises to protect staff and visitors
Want to maintain clean, professional-looking landscapes.
Often require documentation for compliance and liability management.

Government & Municipalities

Maintain safety in public parks, streets, and in community areas. We also develop tree management plans and provide.

Provide ongoing monitoring in residential areas, commercial, or infrastructure projects.
Require tree assessments during planning and construction stages.
Need reports for council approvals.

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