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What Is Tree Inventory?

A Tree Inventory is a detailed catalog of every tree on your commercial property, including its species, size, location, health status, and maintenance needs. This comprehensive record gives you a clear understanding of your property’s green assets—helping you make informed decisions about care, safety, and budgeting.

At Kolcun Tree Care, all inventories are performed by ISA Certified Arborists using industry-standard assessment methods. Whether you manage a business park, HOA community, municipal property, or campus, our inventories provide the data you need to protect your investment, meet compliance requirements, and maintain a healthy, attractive landscape.

Why Do You Need Tree Inventory?

A complete inventory allows you to plan, protect, and enhance your property’s tree population while reducing risk and unexpected costs.

Proactive Landscape Management

Identify which trees require immediate attention, which are at risk, and which are thriving—so you can prioritize care efficiently.

Compliance and Documentation

Tree inventories often satisfy HOA rules, municipal codes, or insurance requirements for recordkeeping and liability protection.

Budget Planning and Risk Reduction

Accurate data helps you forecast maintenance costs, schedule work in advance, and avoid expensive emergency removals.

Components of Tree Inventory

Our comprehensive approach ensures your trees receive the best care possible:
01.

On-Site Tree Mapping and Cataloging

We record the exact location, species, size, and condition of every tree on your property—using GPS and GIS mapping if needed.

02.

Professional Health and Risk Assessment

Each tree is evaluated for signs of disease, pest activity, structural weakness, or environmental stress to identify potential hazards.

03.

Digital Reporting and Easy Sharing

Receive a clear, easy-to-use digital report with maps, condition ratings, and recommendations—perfect for sharing with property boards, city officials, or landscape teams.

04.

Maintenance and Preservation Recommendations

We provide prioritized care plans, from pruning and pest control to preservation strategies, helping extend the life and beauty of your trees.

How to Request Tree Inventory?

Contact our team through the website or call us directly at 843-757-8050. We'll schedule a consultation to assess your trees and recommend a pruning plan tailored to your property's needs.

Tree Inventory FAQs

Comprehensive tree cataloging services to support property planning, risk management, and sustainable landscape development
  • Can a tree inventory be integrated with other commercial tree care services?
    Yes. An inventory serves as the foundation for a complete commercial tree care program, guiding services like residential tree pruning services, disease and insect control, root aerification, and lightning protection. It ensures all maintenance decisions are based on accurate, up-to-date information.


  • How does a tree inventory help with risk management?
    A detailed inventory identifies hazardous or declining trees before they pose safety threats to people, buildings, or infrastructure. By working with an ISA Certified Arborist, property owners can take proactive steps—such as pruning, cabling, or removal—to mitigate risks and protect the property’s long-term value. This is especially important for commercial spaces with high pedestrian or vehicle traffic.


  • How does technology improve the accuracy of a commercial tree inventory?
    Modern inventories use GPS mapping, digital tagging, and photographic documentation to ensure precise location tracking and condition reporting. This allows property managers to quickly reference individual trees for professional tree trimming, pruning, or removal. Digital records also make it easier to share information with contractors, insurance providers, and municipal authorities.


  • How often should a commercial tree inventory be updated?
    A tree inventory should be updated every 3–5 years, or sooner if the property undergoes significant changes such as new construction or major landscaping projects. Regular updates ensure that professional tree trimming schedules, plant health care programs, and hazard mitigation plans remain accurate and effective.


  • Is a tree inventory required for commercial properties?
    Some municipalities require a tree inventory before issuing development or renovation permits, particularly for projects affecting significant or heritage trees. Even when not legally required, an inventory created by an ISA Certified Arborist is highly recommended to meet internal safety standards and environmental goals. It also supports compliance with local tree preservation ordinances.


  • What information is included in a commercial tree inventory?
    An inventory records each tree’s species, diameter, canopy spread, health status, structural condition, and exact GPS location. The report may also include recommendations for immediate care, such as removal, root pruning, fertilization, or professional tree trimming. This data allows property owners to prioritize tree care investments efficiently.


  • What is a commercial tree inventory, and why is it important?

    A commercial tree inventory is a detailed catalog of every tree on a property, including its species, size, location, health condition, and maintenance needs. Conducted by an ISA Certified Arborist, this process gives property managers and business owners a clear understanding of the current state of their urban forest. This information is essential for planning professional tree trimming, hazard mitigation, and long-term maintenance strategies.

  • Who should get a commercial tree inventory?
    Property managers, HOAs, municipalities, business parks, and campuses benefit greatly from a professional tree inventory. It helps ensure trees are cared for systematically, reducing liability risks while preserving property aesthetics. Even properties that also require residential tree pruning services can integrate their inventories for a complete, consistent management plan.