Tree Surveys – Tree Survey Quotes – Tree Surveyors

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At Tree Survey .co.uk we pride ourselves on offering an effective tree survey service, with the minimum of fuss to customers… so we call you! Just fill out the form to the right hand side and we’ll be in touch in under 24 hours (normally same day.)

Our directly employed staff of eight surveyors are based in the midlands, in the south east and in the north. From Manchester, in Kent, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire Surrey, Sussex, London and Birmingham, we cover the whole of the UK very competitively for all types of tree survey. You can see our prices published right here on this site, so you know we’re cheap, but that doesn’t mean the service suffers. We guarantee your tree survey reports back in 10 working days from instruction, and generally the timescale is less than one week! Call us to today to arrange your survey quote.

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By having home based, in house employees (not “associates”) spread throughout the UK, we are able to get to you site fast. By having employees based near you, we are able to do your work cheaply. By having home based employees near you we have a good working knowledge of your local planning authority, which enables you to rely on our advice. Our head office is in the Regus building, off Liverpool Street, London EC2 (near Liverpool Street station.)

Tree Surveys and Arboriculturists

A Tree survey should always be carried out by an experience and qualified arboriculturist. The surveyor will locate your tree positions which need to be accurately marked on a topographical site survey, or some other base plan, as well as the identification tag number, species and canopy spreads. A summary and recommendations table which cross references to the tree’s tag number and species which will give you a good idea of the age and how safe they are. These are the important aspects of a tree survey and should never be overlooked. Especially important on a tree survey is to find out if there are any trees that have a Tree Preservation Order which means that you have to get special permission to carry out any work on that particular tree. If you have veteran trees or trees that play host animals e.g. bats that are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act, these trees should also be noted.

Tree Survey for Tree Preservation Orders

A tree that has a tree preservation order on it means that it is protected because it may be under threat or has a public interest of some sort such as if it can be seen from a public place. A tree preservation order is specifically put into effect if they feel that someone can take it down to develop land or having inappropriate work being done on it. If you are planning to carry out work on a tree that has a tree preservation order then it is absolutely necessary to get a tree survey done. Usually the work that needs to be done on a TPO tree may consist of taking down a tree that is dying, or cutting down parts of a tree that are dead or significantly aging. A tree survey will be able to tell you and the council whether or not the tree should be taken down. This tree survey can then be brought to the council so that they can give you written permission to remove or fix the tree. If a tree survey is not done then it is offence to work on a tree with a TPO and you can be heavily fined. If the particular tree you want to work on is in a conservation area then you are especially in need of a tree survey to prove that the work absolutely needs to be done.