Certified, Licensed & Insured
With over 25 years of field experience, Court Sherwood has built a reputation for safe, professional, and high-end tree work. Court is an ISA certified arborist & TCIA tree care safety professional. He will be the person you speak to during the estimate and one on site performing the work. Please give Sherwood Tree Solutions a shot at earning your business.
Tree Risk Assessment
Unhealthy and damaged trees can often pose a significant risk to people and property, which is why a tree risk assessment is so crucial to ensuring the safety of your employees, visitors and guests. We perform industry standard tree risk assessment. Following the American National Standard for Tree, Shrub, and Other Wood Plant Management – Standard Practices (Tree Risk Assessment a. Tree Failure), also known as ANSI A300 Part 9. We assess trees using the formula Probability x Consequences = Risk.
The 3 Levels of Risk Assessment
Level 1: Limited Visual Tree Risk AssessmentThis is used when the tree will be viewed from a defined, limited perspective. It consequently has limitations as to which risks it may detect. This view may include an aerial patrol, a drive by windshield survey, a foot patrol or photographs.
Level 2: Basic Tree Risk AssessmentThis level involves looking at the tree’s roots, trunk and crown to detect structural defects. It is a 360 degree, ground-based visual observation of the tree.
Level 3: Advanced Tree Risk AssessmentThis level is anything in excess of level 2. It may include tissue testing, drone inspection and resistance drilling.
Our tree risk assessments are usually part of a Tree Management Plan for residential, business or academic campus properties. We have a number of ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified Consultants ready to perform industry standard tree risk assessments.
Tree Risk Mitigation
After potential targets are identified, our consulting arborists will provide a range of options to mitigate damage risks. There are essentially four options – removing the target, treating the tree and treating the target. Removal is always a last resort if no other options are available.
Crane Removals
Unhealthy and damaged trees can often
pose a significant risk to people and property, which is why a tree risk assessment is so crucial to ensuring
the safety of your employees, visitors and guests. We perform industry standard tree risk assessment. Following
the American National Standard for Tree, Shrub, and Other Wood Plant Management – Standard Practices (Tree Risk
Assessment a. Tree Failure), also known as ANSI A300 Part 9. We assess trees using the formula Probability x
Consequences = Risk.
Tree Cabling & Bracing
Unhealthy and damaged trees can often
pose a significant risk to people and property, which is why a tree risk assessment is so crucial to ensuring
the safety of your employees, visitors and guests. We perform industry standard tree risk assessment. Following
the American National Standard for Tree, Shrub, and Other Wood Plant Management – Standard Practices (Tree Risk
Assessment a. Tree Failure), also known as ANSI A300 Part 9. We assess trees using the formula Probability x
Consequences = Risk.
Storm Damage
Unhealthy and damaged trees can often
pose a significant risk to people and property, which is why a tree risk assessment is so crucial to ensuring
the safety of your employees, visitors and guests. We perform industry standard tree risk assessment. Following
the American National Standard for Tree, Shrub, and Other Wood Plant Management – Standard Practices (Tree Risk
Assessment a. Tree Failure), also known as ANSI A300 Part 9. We assess trees using the formula Probability x
Consequences = Risk.
Tree Removal & Pruning
Unhealthy and damaged trees can often pose a significant risk to people and property, which is why a tree risk assessment is so crucial to ensuring the safety of your employees, visitors and guests. We perform industry standard tree risk assessment. Following the American National Standard for Tree, Shrub, and Other Wood Plant Management – Standard Practices (Tree Risk Assessment a. Tree Failure), also known as ANSI A300 Part 9. We assess trees using the formula Probability x Consequences = Risk.
