Tree Health Surveys in Hampshire
Professional assessment of your trees’ health, structure and condition — with a clear written report for planning applications, property purchases, insurance, or simple peace of mind.
A clear picture of your tree’s condition
Not sure if a tree is healthy, safe, or worth keeping? A survey from one of our qualified arborists gives you an honest, written assessment — covering condition, structure, any defects, and what — if anything — needs doing, so you can make decisions with confidence.
Health assessment
A full check of the tree’s condition, vigour and any signs of disease, decay or pest damage.
Structural assessment
We look for defects, weak unions, cracks or lean that could affect safety.
Written report
A clear, jargon-free report you can keep on file, share with insurers, or submit with an application.
Property purchase peace of mind
Find out about a tree’s condition and any work it may need before you buy.
Planning & BS 5837
Surveys to support planning applications, including BS 5837 tree surveys for development sites.
Honest recommendations
We’ll tell you what work — if any — is actually needed. No scaremongering, no upselling.
From booking to report in five steps
Book a visit
Tell us about the tree and what the survey is for, and we’ll arrange a convenient time.
On-site inspection
Our qualified arborist examines the tree from the ground, checking health, structure and condition.
Assess the risk
We consider the tree’s condition alongside its surroundings — targets, usage and location.
Written report
You’ll receive a clear written report covering our findings and any recommendations.
Next steps
If work is needed, we’ll quote for it — and handle any TPO or Conservation Area paperwork.
What’s in a tree health survey?
Every survey is tailored to what you need it for, but most cover the same core ground — so you get a clear, usable record of the tree’s condition.
- Species, age and overall condition of each tree
- Structural defects, decay, cracks or dieback
- Any pest or disease issues identified
- Recommendations for any remedial work, with priority
If a survey identifies work that’s needed — from pruning to deadwood removal or, in rare cases, removal — we can carry it out ourselves, and handle any TPO application the work requires.
Tree survey questions, answered
Our NPTC-qualified arborists, who assess tree health and structure as part of their everyday work.
A general health survey looks at a tree’s condition and any work needed. A BS 5837 survey is the specific format required for planning applications on development sites — see our property developer services.
It’s a sensible step if there are mature trees on or near the property, especially if they’re large, close to the house, or look like they may need work.
Only if it genuinely does. Most surveys result in routine maintenance recommendations — we’ll never recommend removal unless it’s the right call.
Most domestic surveys are completed on-site within an hour or two, with the written report following shortly after.
Yes — we can carry out any recommended work ourselves, from pruning to removal, and handle TPO or Conservation Area applications if needed.
A tree health survey is often the first step — see our tree surgeons in Winchester and Hampshire for everything that can follow.
Get a free quote for a tree health survey
Tell us about the tree and what the survey’s for, and we’ll arrange a visit — usually within a few days.