Professional Tree Surveys in Bolton

Trees play a crucial role in both urban and rural areas, forming the backbone of green infrastructure and offering countless opportunities to enhance new projects, whether it’s a driveway, extension, housing estate, infrastructure, or renewable energy site. We recognize the challenges of building around trees and have supported many developments in securing planning permission by ensuring important trees are preserved on construction sites, allowing them to continue benefiting the local environment.

• Full BS5837 tree surveys for planning submissions.
• Identification of constraints and recommendations for design layouts.
• Arboricultural Impact Assessments (AIA) to support planning approval.
• Tree Protection Plans (TPP) and Method Statements for construction sites.
• Compliance with Wigan Council validation requirements.

Trees play a vital role in our well-being and quality of life, whether in cities or the countryside. When planted in the right spots and well cared for, they offer a wealth of environmental, economic, and social benefits. That said, their size and closeness to busy areas can sometimes pose risks to people and property nearby. While fatalities involving trees are extremely rare, owners are legally responsible for making sure their trees don’t present any unacceptable danger. The National Tree Safety Group offers more detailed guidance for landowners on this topic. 

• Tree Risk assessments for home owners, business parks, schools, housing associations, and estates.
• Identification of hazards such as decay, deadwood, or unstable roots.
• Clear recommendations for pruning, removal, or monitoring.
• Documentation to demonstrate compliance with the Occupiers’ Liability Acts.

Our Mortgage Tree Reports are created to give you peace of mind, making sure the trees on your future property can be enjoyed without concerns about potential issues.

When you’re close to buying your dream home, peace of mind matters. Mortgage lenders and insurers often ask for a Mortgage Tree Report—also called a Home Buyers Tree Report or Pre-purchase Tree Survey—but it’s more than just a formality. 

Getting a tree survey before applying for a mortgage can offer crucial insights that might improve your chances of approval. If trees are near the property, lenders want reassurance there’s no risk of damage, so they may request a report from an arboricultural consultant. 

We provide the details your lender needs, ensuring the trees on your future property can be appreciated without concern, making your home a true sanctuary.