What Is a Tree Risk Assessment

What is a Tree Risk Assessment?
A tree risk assessment is a process that involves evaluating the likelihood and potential consequences of a tree or group of trees failing. It is a comprehensive evaluation of the condition and structure of trees to determine if they pose a risk to people or property.
Why is a Tree Risk Assessment Needed?
A tree risk assessment is needed for several reasons. First and foremost, it helps to ensure public safety. Trees that are in poor health or structurally unsound can pose a significant risk to people and property. Falling limbs or entire trees can cause injury, damage buildings, or block roads and pathways. By assessing the risk associated with trees, property owners and managers can take steps to mitigate these risks and protect the public.
At Sexytrees we know tree risk assessments are also beneficial for the health of the trees themselves. By identifying and addressing issues with a tree’s health or structure we can help to prolong its life and prevent the need for removal.