Inspection support
Views selected to address the tree and site questions under investigation.
Aerial tree assessments
A closer view of the questions above.
Aerial documentation can supplement a ground-level inspection by showing the canopy, upper structure, or site relationships from an additional perspective. It is a tool within an arboricultural assignment.
The assignment
Use another perspective where it adds evidence.
Aerial work is selected for the assignment and the conditions at the site. It can support inspection and documentation; it does not replace the full analysis or establish every internal condition.
Questions we can address
- Upper-tree structure and visible conditions
- Tree and property relationships
- Site context after an incident
- Photographic documentation for reports
- Whether closer or different inspection is needed
Work product
Documentation with a professional purpose.
Incident documentation
An additional record of relevant relationships and visible conditions.
Integrated findings
Images interpreted alongside the other evidence in the engagement.
Related expertise
Find the right service for the matter.
Tree evaluation
Condition and management questions.
Tree failure investigation
Evidence after a tree-related incident.
Forensic arboriculture
Technical review for litigation and insurance matters.
Start with a written inquiry
Define the assignment.
Send the type of matter, location, relevant parties, and any deadline. We will confirm availability, conflicts, scope, and engagement requirements.
Professional review and analysis begin after engagement.