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Arborist reports for property decisions and council requests
Need written advice about trees on a property? Leaf Logic agrees the purpose of the report, assesses the relevant trees and explains the findings and recommendations in relation to your brief.
What can an arborist report include?
The contents depend on the purpose of the assessment. A report may record the trees inspected, their condition and relevant site observations, explain the assessment method and limitations, and set out findings and recommendations. Development-related reports may also need plans showing how trees relate to proposed works. We agree the scope before the work starts.
What affects the cost of an arborist report?
There is no single fee that suits every site. The number of trees, access, complexity of the proposal, available drawings and level of reporting all influence the scope. Further investigations, additional visits or revisions following design changes may require additional work. We provide a quote once the scope is agreed.
Request a reportWhat to send
Tell us the suburb, why you need a report and what plans you have. If council has requested information, include the request so we can discuss what the report needs to address.
Questions
Is this the right service?
If you’re planning works near trees, see Arboricultural Impact Assessments. If you want to understand a tree’s condition or management options first, see Tree Assessments & Advice.
Will a report guarantee council approval?
A report provides arboricultural findings and recommendations for consideration. The relevant authority determines the application; commissioning a report does not guarantee approval.
Next step
Working around trees? Start with a conversation.
Tell us what you’re planning or concerned about, and we can discuss the assessment or advice your project needs.