Professional Tree Site Inventories in Chattanooga
Managing a property with dozens — or hundreds — of trees? A site inventory documents every tree: species, size, condition, GPS location, and maintenance needs — so you can plan, budget, and stay compliant with real data instead of guesswork.
- Every tree measured, assessed, and GPS-located
- Health and structural rating for each tree
- Digital deliverables — spreadsheet or GIS-compatible
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Tell us about your property and we'll scope the inventory with clear, written pricing.
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From Property to Plan in Three Steps
Standardized protocols, consistent data, and a deliverable your systems can actually use.
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Fill out the form above or call 423.322.9236. We'll scope the property and give you a project timeline and price.
On-Site Data Collection
Each tree is identified, measured (DBH), assessed for health and structural condition, GPS-located, and tagged when requested — using standardized protocols that stay comparable year over year.
Digital Deliverable & Management Plan
You receive the data in spreadsheet or GIS-compatible format plus a summary report with maintenance priorities, removal recommendations, and planting opportunities.
Who Needs a Tree Inventory?
Without an inventory, you're managing valuable assets blind. An inventory is the foundation for:
- Development projects needing a baseline for permitting
- Property managers tracking condition and maintenance history
- Municipal code compliance for land disturbance permits
- Insurance and liability programs needing documented risk status
- Budget planning for maintenance, removals, and planting
More than a handful of trees on the property? An inventory pays for itself in better maintenance decisions, documented compliance, and avoided surprises.
Every Site Inventory Includes
- Individual tree identification and GPS location mapping
- Species identification and diameter (DBH) measurement
- Health and structural condition rating for each tree
- Risk screening for high-priority trees
- Digital data plus a summary report with maintenance priorities
We've inventoried residential communities, commercial campuses, municipal parks, and institutional properties across the Chattanooga region — with protocols that meet municipal documentation requirements for permitting and tree ordinance compliance.
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Site Inventory Questions, Answered
How long does a tree site inventory take?
A small residential lot with 10 to 20 trees can be inventoried in half a day. Large commercial campuses or HOA communities with hundreds of trees may take several days to a few weeks. You get a project timeline during the initial consultation.
What format is the deliverable?
Digital data in spreadsheet or GIS-compatible format that integrates with property management systems and municipal databases, plus a summary report with maintenance recommendations, removal priorities, and planting opportunities.
What do I do with the inventory data?
It becomes your tree management baseline: prioritize maintenance, plan removals and replacements, budget annual care, document ordinance compliance, and track health changes over time.
Can an inventory help with property valuation?
Yes. Mature, healthy trees add real value to residential and commercial property, and documented inventory data supports appraisals, insurance claims, and real estate transactions. We can also provide individual tree appraisals when formal valuations are needed.
How often should the inventory be updated?
Every 3 to 5 years, or after significant events like major storms. Because we use standardized protocols, updates stay comparable to the baseline — you can actually see how the tree population is changing.
Do you physically tag the trees?
When requested, yes — each tree gets an individual tag matched to its inventory record and GPS location.
Get a Handle on Every Tree You Manage
Standardized inventories from professional arborists. Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM.