Arborist Reports

Some findings need to leave the room.

When they do, we put them in writing — clear, documented, and built to hold up for a buyer, an HOA, an insurer, or a dispute.

What a report is for

A conversation in your yard answers most questions. But the moment a finding has to travel — to a lender, a board, an adjuster, or the other side of a dispute — it needs to be written down, backed by evidence, and signed by someone accountable for it. Every report we produce is built on ISA Best Management Practices and the ANSI A300 standard.

Written, defensible, and signed.

Scope & Pricing

Clear deliverable. Clear price.


A

Consultation

An on-site diagnosis with recommendations, in person. Credited toward any work you book.


B

$200

Every significant tree on the property, with a 2–3 page written summary you can act on before closing.

Pre-Purchase Inspection


C

$225

Written Report · Single Tree

A documented condition assessment and recommendations for one tree.


D

from $300

Written Report · Multi-Tree

Several trees in one report, scaling with the number of trees assessed.


E

by assessment

A thorough, formal assessment for an HOA, insurer, or formal dispute — evidenced, methodical, and defensible.

Formal Report


$500–600

Not sure which fits? A quick call sorts it out — and the consultation credit means a diagnosis is rarely a sunk cost.

The simplest way to know which you need: does the finding need to leave the room? If it stays between us in your yard, a consultation does it. If it has to convince someone who wasn't there, it goes in writing.

CONSULT → INSPECT → DOCUMENT

In every written report

What you can expect to find inside.

Tree health and structural condition

Likely causes, not just symptoms

Supporting photos and observations

Prioritized recommendations — now, soon, later

Plain language a non-arborist can act on

Identified potential hazards and conditions of concern


Tell us what the report is for, and we'll point you to the right scope and price before anything begins.