At Maythorne Trees, we provide professional tree surveys and arboricultural reports to support the long-term management and safety of tree populations. Our assessments include prioritised maintenance schedules and GIS-based mapping to assist with effective planning and risk mitigation.

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Our reports help landowners and managers meet their responsibilities under the Occupiers’ Liability Act (Duty of Care) and can demonstrate to insurers that tree-related risks are being actively managed.

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All our tree work recommendations follow the guidelines of BS3998:2010 – Recommendations for Tree Work.

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We take an evidence-based approach to tree risk assessment. Each inspection begins with a Visual Tree Assessment (VTA) to evaluate external signs of health or defect. Where internal decay or structural integrity is in question, we employ advanced tree diagnostic tools, including:

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• The PiCUS Sonic Tomograph, a non-invasive technology that uses sound waves to detect and visualise internal tree decay and cavities.

• The ResiDrill, a precision microdrill that measures wood density and resistance, ideal for confirming decay, hollows, or compromised structural wood.​

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These methods allow us to detect, map, and quantify tree decay, giving you clear, defensible insights into the condition and safety of your trees.

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Whether for urban forests, private estates, commercial grounds, or public spaces, our goal is to make the right recommendation—preserving tree health while ensuring safety and compliance.