What Is a Tree Report and Why Do You Need One in London?
A tree report is a vital document that provides detailed information about the trees on your property. It assesses their health, structural condition, and potential risks they might pose to people, buildings, or infrastructure. In London, where green spaces coexist with dense urban development, tree reports are often mandatory for planning applications and development projects.
At Crown Tree Surgeons, we specialize in preparing detailed tree reports tailored to the needs of London properties. Our expert arborists evaluate the species, health, and age of trees while identifying potential issues such as disease, decay, or structural weaknesses. If you’re planning construction in areas like Bromley or Greenwich, a tree report can provide the evidence needed to secure council approval.
Tree reports also play a role in urban tree management. For example, trees can enhance property value and contribute to biodiversity but may require proactive care to remain healthy. Our team provides recommendations for ongoing maintenance, pruning, or removal if necessary.
Investing in a professional tree report ensures the health of your trees while aligning with environmental and legal requirements. Contact Crown Tree Surgeons today to learn how our services can help protect and enhance your green spaces.
Liaising with your local planning authority
Local councils in London are committed to protecting trees, particularly those covered by Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) or located in conservation areas. Whether you’re a homeowner, property developer, or local authority, a tree report can help you comply with legal requirements and avoid costly penalties. Crown Tree Surgeons can assist in helping you submit your BS5837 survey, tree reports or tree surveys.
Specialising in preparing detailed tree reports tailored to the needs of London residence. Our tree consultants evaluate the species, health, and age of trees while identifying potential issues such as disease, decay, or structural weaknesses. If you’re planning construction in areas like London borough of Bromley or Royal Borough of Greenwich, a tree report can provide the evidence needed to secure council approval.
