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An arborist assessment is a professional evaluation of a tree's health, structure and risk. It's used to support council vegetation applications, insurance claims, property due-diligence, or general advice on a tree's condition, and results in a written report describing the tree and its condition. The scope of the assessment depends on its purpose, and is determined by the local professional you're matched with.
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What Can Affect the Cost?
Pricing depends on the details of your job — the local professional you're matched with will confirm a clear quote. Typical factors include:
- Number of trees being assessed
- Purpose of the report (council submission, insurance, general advice)
- Site accessibility for inspection
- Whether additional investigation methods are needed
- Turnaround time required for the report
When it's urgent
- A council notice or development application requires a tree report
- An insurance claim requires documented evidence of a tree's condition
- Visible signs of decline or hazard that need a documented risk opinion
- A dispute with a neighbour or authority requires an independent written assessment
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Do I need an arborist report for a council application?
Some council applications for tree removal or works near protected trees require a supporting arborist report. Requirements vary by council and by tree, so it’s worth confirming what’s needed for your specific application.
What is included in an arborist report?
A written arborist report typically describes the tree’s species, condition, structure and any risk factors observed. It’s prepared by the local professional you’re matched with, to support the purpose it’s requested for — such as a council application or insurance claim.
How long does an arborist assessment take?
A single-tree assessment can often be carried out by the local professional you’re matched with in one site visit, with the written report following afterward. Larger sites or more complex reports may take longer.
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