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Tree Management Plans
A whole-of-site plan: what trees you have, what condition they are in, what they will cost, and what needs doing in what order over the next five years.
Depends on site size and tree numbers. Quoted after an initial scoping conversation.
Who this is for
- Schools and childcare centres with campus tree populations
- Body corporates managing common property trees
- Commercial property and facilities managers
- Rural and lifestyle properties with significant tree assets
What you get
- Full tree inventory with tagging and GPS location
- Condition and structural assessment of every tree
- Risk profile identifying priority trees
- Costed works programme prioritised over a five-year horizon
- Species and succession planning for ageing populations
- Annual inspection schedule and budget forecast
Standards applied
Reports are prepared against the standards and instruments assessors expect to see referenced.
- AS 4373-2007 Pruning of amenity trees
- ISA Tree Risk Assessment methodology
Tree Management Plan — questions
Why do we need a plan instead of just calling someone when there is a problem?
Because reactive tree management is more expensive and less defensible. A plan converts unpredictable emergency spending into a forecast budget line, and it evidences a systematic approach to duty of care rather than an ad hoc one.
How long does a management plan stay current?
The inventory and works programme are typically built on a five-year horizon with annual review. Trees change, so a plan that is never revisited stops being a defence.
Related
Often needed alongside this
Tree Risk Assessment
A structured evaluation of how likely a tree is to fail, what it would hit, and what the consequences would be — documented so your decision is defensible.
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Request a quote for tree management plan
Tell us the property and what council has asked for. You will get a fixed price and a realistic timeframe — same business day.
- No obligation and no pressure
- Honest answer if you don't need the report
- Fixed price, quoted before any work begins
Enquire — Tree Management Plan
Tell us what you need and you will hear back same business day. No obligation, and a fixed price before any work starts.
Not sure what you need?
Describe the situation and you will get a straight answer about which report your council actually requires — including when the answer is that you do not need one.