CanopyMetrics prepares construction impact reports and tree protection zone plans for developers and builders. Each engagement is shaped around the project information available and the tree-related questions that need to be addressed.
A construction impact report documents how proposed project work may interact with trees. Depending on the agreed scope and available project information, the review can consider tree observations alongside site plans and planned work areas.
The report gives the project team a focused arboricultural account of potential tree impacts to consider as the project develops.
A tree protection zone plan identifies the areas and measures intended to protect trees selected for retention during construction. Its details are developed around the trees, project layout, and work activities in the agreed scope.
For background on tree protection zones and plan elements, read the Tree Protection Zones in North Bay Construction guide.
Share the current plans or site information, the project phase, and the tree questions you need help addressing. CanopyMetrics can discuss which arboricultural observations and written deliverables fit that context.
The consulting engagement is independent and does not include selling or performing tree work.
Use the consultation intake to share your project context and tree-related questions. The form will be set to Arborist Report.
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