Planning & Intelligence
Tree Planning & Construction Consulting
Bring trees into the plan before work reaches the site.
Arborist guidance for design, permitting, tree protection, and construction activity around existing trees.
Your project deliverables
Existing-tree review
Documented trees and site conditions that inform preservation and design decisions.
Protection requirements
Tree protection, access, staging, and sequencing recommendations for the project team.
Construction observations
An agreed schedule of arborist reviews and documented changes at key project stages.
Share the survey, design drawings, proposed grading and utilities, and project milestones for a coordinated review.
What is tree planning & construction consulting?
Scope
What this includes
- Pre-design tree review and inventory
- Plan and conflict review
- Tree preservation priorities
- Tree protection-zone guidance
- Construction-phase arborist observations
- Documentation for project teams and permitting
How it works
Our process
One connected record from first assessment to completed work — prioritized by Peachtree and matched to a credentialed local vendor.
- 01
Review the project
We examine the site, proposed scope, schedule, and available plans.
- 02
Document existing trees
Relevant trees and conditions are identified before disturbance begins.
- 03
Identify conflicts
We compare proposed work with critical tree, soil, access, and protection needs.
- 04
Define protection measures
The team receives practical preservation, sequencing, and communication guidance.
- 05
Monitor key stages
Arborist observations can document conditions and address changes during construction.
- 01
Review the project
We examine the site, proposed scope, schedule, and available plans.
- 02
Document existing trees
Relevant trees and conditions are identified before disturbance begins.
- 03
Identify conflicts
We compare proposed work with critical tree, soil, access, and protection needs.
- 04
Define protection measures
The team receives practical preservation, sequencing, and communication guidance.
- 05
Monitor key stages
Arborist observations can document conditions and address changes during construction.
Who it's for
FAQ
Planning & Construction questions
When should an arborist join a construction project?
Ideally during due diligence or early design, before grading, utility, access, and staging decisions are fixed.
What is a tree protection zone?
It is an area established to limit damaging disturbance around a retained tree. Its appropriate size and controls depend on the tree, site, and proposed work.
Can you answer permitting questions?
We can help identify and coordinate arboricultural information needed for a project. Final requirements and approvals are determined by the applicable local authority.
Related
Other services we coordinate
From a single tree to an entire portfolio, Peachtree brings consistency, accountability, and arborist-led expertise.
Ready to talk about planning & construction?
Tell us about the property and what you’re seeing. Peachtree helps define the priority, preserves the record, and matches the scope with a credentialed local vendor.