Get Tree Assessment

Filling out the Tree Assessment is essential for evaluating the risks associated with trees on your property. This guide will provide clear and concise instructions to help you complete the form effectively and accurately.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your Tree Assessment online:

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to retrieve the Tree Assessment form and open it for editing.
2. Begin by filling in the client information, including their name, the date, and the time of the assessment.
3. Provide the address or specific tree location, as well as the tree number and sheet details.
4. Record the tree species, diameter at breast height (dbh), height, and crown spread diameter.
5. List the assessment team members along with the timeframe for the assessment and the tools utilized.
6. Indicate the occupancy rate by selecting from the provided options (rare to constant) based on the frequency of people in that area.
7. Describe the targets within specified height ratios and within the drip line, specifying if it is practical to move any targets.
8. Assess site factors, noting any history of failures and describing the topography, site changes, and soil conditions present.
9. Evaluate prevailing wind direction and common weather conditions that may affect the tree.
10. Document tree health by indicating vigor, foliage condition, presence of pests, and any abiotic factors observed.
11. Assess load factors such as wind exposure, relative crown size, and any changes in load factors.
12. Examine the tree for defects, categorizing issues with the crown, branches, trunk, and roots affecting the likelihood of failure.
13. Determine the risk categorization and likelihood matrices to evaluate the overall risk level for the tree.
14. Provide notes and explanations about any mitigation options available, and conclude with the overall tree risk rating.
15. At the end, save changes, and choose to download, print, or share your completed form as needed.

Begin filling out the Tree Assessment form online today to ensure the safety and health of your trees.