01 of 06 · One tree
Start with the right questions.
Tell the arborist what has changed and what you need to decide. The inspection starts with those questions.
- Visual assessment
- Tree risk assessment
- Site conditions
02 of 06 · Root survey
Trace what lies below.
As the arborist moves the radar cart around the tree, signals travel into the soil. Reflections from detectable roots help map their location and depth.
- TreeRadar root survey
- Root location & depth
- Expert interpretation
03 of 06 · Trunk survey
Look beyond the bark.
The arborist moves a radar antenna around the trunk. The readings help investigate the wood inside.
- TreeRadar trunk scanning
- Wood condition
- Other tests when needed
04 of 06 · Soil & water
Understand the growing conditions.
Soil samples go to the laboratory. Field measurements and sensors help track the conditions around the tree.
- Soil sampling & laboratory tests
- Moisture & site conditions
- Repeat measurements
05 of 06 · Canopy survey
Map the shape of the crown.
The drone scans the canopy with LiDAR. Reflected laser pulses build a 3D map of its shape and height. The arborist combines this map with images and an inspection on the ground.
- LiDAR canopy mapping
- Thermal & multispectral options
- Field verification
06 of 06 · Ongoing monitoring
Know where to look next.
Compare canopy images across the property. Check changes on site and update the care plan.
- Satellite & aerial observations
- Repeat field measurements
- A record of change
Monitoring priorities Priority review Watch closely Routine monitoringIllustrated priorities. A site inspection confirms what to do next.
See beyond the surface
Understand
your trees.
Protect their
future.
Tree tests and expert advice
to help you plan their care.
Scroll to look closer
For the people responsible for trees.
01 / Understand the whole tree
Look at the roots.
The trunk. The canopy.
You can’t judge a tree by its appearance alone. We test the roots, trunk, and growing conditions to help you plan its care.
01
Below the surface
What is happening around the roots?
Root surveys and soil tests help you understand where roots grow and what affects them.
02
Inside the structure
What is happening inside the trunk?
Trunk scans and other tests help assess the wood inside and how the tree responds to wind and load.
03
Through the seasons
How is the tree responding?
Repeat checks help track changes in growth, water use, and the canopy.
Tools measure. Arborists explain.
Know what the
results mean.
Decide what
to do next.
Andrés Vernengo leads our team. We explain what the tests show, what remains uncertain, and what to do next.
Meet our team
Talk to an arborist