Tree Inventory & Assessment Services for Lee's Summit's Estate Properties

The frequency of tree inventories depends on several factors, including:

• Tree age: Older trees may require more frequent inventories due to increased risk of decay and structural problems.
• Tree health: Trees with signs of disease or damage may need more frequent monitoring.
• Property size: Larger properties with more trees may require more frequent inventories.
• Regulatory requirements: Some municipalities may require regular tree inventories for zoning or permit applications.

Most tree inventories should be conducted every 3-5 years. However, it's important to consult with an arborist to determine the optimal frequency for your specific property.

While it is not strictly necessary to be present during a tree inventory, it is highly recommended. Your presence can help ensure that the arborists have access to all areas of your property and can answer any questions you may have.

If you cannot be present during the inventory, please make sure to provide clear access instructions, gate codes, or any other necessary information to the arborists. This will help them complete the inventory efficiently and accurately.

A tree inventory can provide valuable data for developing a customized tree care plan. By identifying potential hazards, assessing tree health, and determining the species and size of your trees, you can create a plan that addresses your specific needs and helps you maintain the health and beauty of your trees.

A tree care plan may include recommendations for:

• Pruning: Regular pruning can help maintain tree health, shape the tree, and remove dead or damaged branches.
• Fertilization: Fertilizing trees can provide essential nutrients to promote growth and health.
• Pest and disease control: Regular monitoring and treatment can help prevent and control pests and diseases.
• Removal: If a tree is dead, diseased, or poses a safety hazard, it may need to be removed.