Professional Tree Inspections
If you need a clear assessment of a tree in your garden, grounds or local site, our experienced team can help with practical advice.
A tree inspection starts with a careful check of the trunk, branches, crown, roots and surrounding ground. Our tree surgeons look for signs of damage, decay, disease, weak growth, movement and other concerns that could affect safety or long-term health.
We also consider nearby buildings, paths, roads, fences and other features. After the inspection, we explain what we have found and recommend suitable next steps, which may include monitoring, pruning, further checks or tree work where needed for safety and care.
Tree Inspection Services
Tree inspection services help you understand the condition, health and safety of trees on your property. We examine visible parts of the tree and consider its surroundings, recent damage and signs of weakness or disease. Our findings can help identify risks before they become more serious. We provide advice on suitable next steps, which may include monitoring, pruning, specialist checks or other tree work, depending on the condition of each tree and the needs of your site.
Visual Tree Inspection
A visual tree inspection checks the tree from ground level for signs of damage, disease, decay or weakness.
Our tree surgeons examine the trunk, branches, crown, roots and surrounding ground, while also considering nearby buildings, paths and boundaries. We explain any concerns we find and advise whether monitoring, pruning, further checks or other work may be suitable for the tree.
Tree Health Check
A tree health check looks for signs that a tree is stressed, diseased or declining. We assess leaf growth, branch condition, bark, roots and the shape of the crown.
We look for fungus, cavities or other warning signs. Our findings help you understand the tree’s condition and whether care, monitoring or further work may be needed.
Safety Assessment
A tree safety assessment focuses on features that could increase the chance of branch or tree failure. We check for cracks, deadwood, weak unions, leaning, root movement and other concerns.
We also consider what is beneath or around the tree, including homes, paths and roads. This helps us give practical advice on managing any risks.
Storm Damage Inspection
A storm damage inspection checks trees after strong winds. We look for broken or hanging branches, cracks, movement at the base, damaged roots and changes in the tree’s lean.
We also assess areas that could be affected. The inspection helps identify urgent concerns and whether pruning, monitoring or other tree work should be arranged.
Tree Condition Advice
Tree condition advice explains what we find during an inspection and what it may mean for the tree. We outline any damage, weakness, disease or signs of decline in clear terms. Where action is needed, we can recommend suitable next steps, such as pruning, monitoring or further checks. This gives you a plan for managing the tree safely and sensibly over time.
If requested, we can chip off any smaller material for removal or reuse. This helps limit the amount of mess, lowers trip risks, and leaves your garden ready to use.
Follow-up Recommendations
Follow-up recommendations are based on the tree’s condition, location and any concerns found during the inspection.
We may suggest routine monitoring, pruning, deadwood removal, further checks or other suitable tree work. Where no immediate action is needed, we can explain what signs to watch for in future. Our aim is to give clear, practical guidance that supports safe and responsible tree care. Today.
When To Arrange A Tree Inspection
If a tree has changed in appearance, suffered storm damage or started dropping branches, arranging an inspection can help identify the cause. It is also sensible to have trees checked if they are close to buildings, roads, paths or outdoor areas.
Older trees, trees with decay, and trees that have developed a new lean may need attention.
A tree inspection can also be useful before buying a property, planning building work or making changes around established trees. Contact Green Tips to arrange an inspection and clear advice from our team.
Book A Tree Inspection
Booking a tree inspection gives you a clearer picture of a tree’s health, condition and any visible safety concerns. It can be useful after storms, when a tree changes suddenly, or when you simply want reassurance about trees near your home, garden or site.
Our tree surgeons inspect the tree carefully and consider its surroundings before explaining any concerns in straightforward terms. Where action is needed, we can recommend suitable next steps, which may include monitoring, pruning, further checks or other tree work.
Regular inspections can also help spot developing problems earlier and support better long-term tree care. Contact our team today to arrange tree inspections in Newbury, Donnington or Thatcham. We are ready to help.
Hedge Maintenance
We offer expert hedge maintenance, including trimming, shaping, and seasonal care to keep your hedges healthy and well-groomed. Our team ensures your boundaries look neat and provide privacy all year round.
Woodland Management
Our woodland management services support biodiversity and tree health. From thinning and planting to pest control and debris clearance, we create sustainable woodland environments tailored to your requirements.
Firewood Supply & Delivery
We supply high-quality, seasoned firewood suitable for fireplaces and wood burners. Our firewood is sustainably sourced, ensuring an environmentally friendly solution for your heating needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Tree Inspections
Find out more about tree inspections from our frequently asked questions. If you require any further information, feel free to get in contact on 01635 254 712.
A tree inspection includes a visual check of the trunk, branches, crown, roots and surrounding ground. We look for signs of damage, decay, disease, weakness, movement and other concerns, then explain our findings and recommend any suitable next steps for the tree.
Yes. Tree inspections can be arranged across Newbury, Donnington and Thatcham for gardens, grounds, commercial sites and outdoor spaces.
Arrange an inspection if a tree changes suddenly, suffers storm damage, develops cracks, starts dropping branches or appears unhealthy. Inspections are useful for trees near buildings, roads or paths or gardens.
Warning signs include dead or hanging branches, cracks in the trunk, damaged bark, cavities, fungus, thinning leaves, exposed roots, ground movement or a new lean. If you notice these changes, an inspection can help assess the tree.
Yes. Trees near homes, garages, roads, paths and boundaries can be inspected carefully. We consider the tree’s condition and nearby features, helping us explain risks and recommend suitable action where needed.
Yes. After the inspection, we explain what we have found and recommend next steps, including monitoring, pruning or further checks.
An inspection can identify visible signs linked to disease, decay, weakness or poor health. Some problems may need further testing or specialist checks before a firm conclusion can be made safely.
If we find a concern, we explain the issue and level of risk. We may recommend monitoring, pruning, deadwood removal, further checks or other tree work, depending on condition and location. Carefully.
Yes. Protected trees and trees in conservation areas can benefit from inspections. If work is recommended, permission or notice may be required before it is carried out. We can explain findings so you can check requirements before arranging work. Today.
The cost depends on the number of trees, their size, location, access and the level of inspection needed. A clear price can usually be provided once we understand what needs checking and whether any additional assessment may be required in advance.
