




How do trees affect your life?
The landscape of the future is an urban forest. Trees provide a multitude of economic, environmental and social benefits and future urban expansion aims to protect existing trees to secure these benefits. Trees can present certain challenges that require careful consideration however, have confidence there is a solution to every problem.

Arborite is a Consultancy company specialising in finding practical tree management solutions for a wide ranging clientele. We apply extensive field experience with high level qualifications to thoroughly investigate trees and formulate rational, scientific strategies to balance the natural and developing landscape.


Preliminary tree survey to determine; tree retention values, TPZ, tree risk, tree significance, and useful life expectancy. A tree survey is a valuable tool in the planning process in order to expedite planning approval.
A requirement for development approval (DA). An impact assessment will determine tree viability and provide valuable information to maximise the integration of trees and development.
A comprehensive working document designed to preserve & protect trees throughout the construction process in accordance with AS 4970-2009: Protection of trees on development sites
Selecting the right tree for the right place by pairing client criteria with tree characteristics and the available space.
VTA is a non-invasive method of examining the health and structural condition of individual trees. A comprehensive assessment of a tree allows the Arborist to attain information on the tree’s roots, trunk, scaffold branches, and crown to draw conclusions about general health, condition and vitality.
Determining structural integrity and canopy condition from within the trees canopy.
Information gathered in the VTA can be complied in a Health & Condition Report with all supporting documentation including; soil analysis, leaf & tissue analysis, and risk assessment outcomes. The report can help support dispute resolution or provide valuable information for tree retention viability.
Long-term tree management programs incorporate; Tree pruning, pest and disease management, soil amendments, and other strategies to improve tree health and maximise amenity value.
Quantifying tree risks (QTRA) and providing proportionate mitigation strategies to align tree owners and their duty of care to maintain their trees.
Surveying larger groups of trees and targeting high-risk areas to provide a cost-effective risk management plan.
High level qualifications and attention to detail ensure appropriate care is taken when assisting our oldest most significant trees