Yes you can!  We realise time is often of the essence when booking these surveys, maybe you have already had feedback from the Local Authority requesting a tree survey?  We can survey within 7-Days.

Yes we do, we are perfectly placed to help homeowners with small development plots, our aerial imagery really helps boost your report.

Yes we do, we have been working with nationwide house builders for decades and can provide the complete suite of reports and supervision required.  A one-stop shop.

Yes we do, we realize that many clients appoint an architect as their project manager, we are more than happy to deal with an intermediary and provide detailed fee proposals for tendering purposes.

Yes we do, we will either use your topographical survey (if you’ve had one) to apply our tree data too, or we can purchase a map to apply the tree data to.  For large site we can use our drones to create a topographical survey.

Once booked in, our surveyor will attend your site as soon as possible, usually within a few days.  You’ll get the completed report within 10-Days.

Yes, all our surveyors are arboricultural professionals.  Most have practical hands on experience in the trees and have a practical tree surgery background giving them a unique perspective on your site.

Already have planning consent?  Tricky tree conditions applied?  ROAVR can help - we can produce tree protection plans, arboricultural method statements, tree planting plans and woodland management plans. 

Yes we can provide an arboricultural clerk of works when required to oversee tree protection through the construction phase.

Yes - depending on the site we have the capability to collect data to produce your topographical plans.

We operate nationwide from bases in Inverness, Scotland; Corwen, N Wales and Guildford in Surrey.

We produce a range of high quality tree safety reports or 'visual tree assessment' reports.  Many of our tree safety clients have been with us over ten-years.  Our reports are designed to be simple, thorough and comply with the National Tree Safety Group guidance for landowners.