Bear Creek Tree Service provides written site assessments across Western North Carolina, evaluating the trees and the property to identify hazards, needs, and access before a project begins.
A site assessment is a certified arborist’s read on a property, put in writing. We walk the land, examine the trees from the base to the crown, and identify hazards, health concerns, access constraints, and what the site actually needs. You come away with a clear report rather than a guess.
Owners use an assessment before buying a property with large trees near the house, before a build that has to work around existing trees, or simply to know the condition of what is on their land. On a construction site, there are minimum distances that protect the roots of trees meant to stay, and an arborist’s plan is what keeps the keepers alive through the work.
Unlike a quick look on the way to a quote, a written assessment is a considered evaluation you can act on and keep on file.
Mark is a certified arborist who walks the property and examines the trees, the access, and the conditions.
You receive a written report with findings and recommendations you can act on and keep.
If work is needed, we provide a free estimate for it separately, with no pressure to proceed.
Spring and summer show the most, since the leaves tell much of the health story, though a dormant-season assessment still reads structure, deadwood, and decay clearly.
On mountain lots, access and slope are part of any honest assessment and are noted in the report.
Request a free estimate and a certified arborist will take a look.
A walk of the property, an examination of the trees from base to crown, and a written report of hazards, health concerns, access notes, and recommendations.
It is a sound idea when large trees stand near the house. You will know what you are taking on before you close.
Yes. When a project has to work around existing trees, an assessment identifies which trees can be kept and the distances needed to protect their roots during construction.
No. An estimate prices a specific job. A written assessment is a considered evaluation of the property that you can keep and act on. If work follows, the estimate for it is free.
