Tree Surveys for Offices & Business Parks — Greater Manchester, Lancashire & Cheshire
Urban Tree Management provides tree risk assessments and management programmes for offices, business parks, and commercial estates across the North West.
Our clients include Radbroke Hall in Knutsford — a 64-acre corporate campus — and MediaCity UK in Salford, one of the UK's most significant media and technology campuses, as well as Peel Group across their extensive North West commercial portfolio.
What Commercial Estate Clients Need
Commercial estates have significant tree populations in car parks, formal grounds, and public realm areas — all requiring regular professional assessment. With staff, visitors, and contractors on site throughout the working week, the duty of care to manage tree risk is a core facilities management and ESG obligation in 2026.
Our Services
- Tree risk assessments and QTRA evaluations
- Cyclical inspection programmes
- GPS-mapped tree inventories compatible with FM systems
- Specialist decay detection investigations
- Tree works specifications
- BS5837 surveys for commercial development schemes
- Reactive storm damage inspections
Why Choose Urban Tree Management
We are Level 6 qualified, MArborA, and QTRA licensed. We have delivered tree survey programmes for some of the most significant commercial campuses in the North West — including Radbroke Hall, MediaCity UK, and Peel Group sites — and understand the governance, reporting, and FM integration requirements of large commercial estate clients.
Tree Surveyors who can help with your commercial property
Commercial property owners and facilities managers have the same legal duty of care as any other landowner when it comes to trees on their property — and the combination of high footfall, vehicle movement, and reputational risk makes professionally documented tree risk management particularly important in a commercial setting.
Get in contact with our highly experienced and personable team of arboriculturists today, to discuss your requirements and to obtain your zero obligation quotation.
