Sorbus approach
Reports with a job to do.
A report should make the observation, significance, recommendation and next step easier to follow. The appropriate format depends on the site and the decision.
Reports and management
Make the recommended work easy to understand and action.
Sorbus prepares practical reports, annotated photographs, priorities and management recommendations for people who need to make a decision.
Mandurah-based practical arboriculture.
Service area confirmed on enquiry.Sorbus approach
Marked-up recommendations.
Photographs can be annotated with arrows, circles and captions to show a limb, defect, pruning recommendation or area needing attention.
Sorbus approach
A plan that continues after the report.
Management advice can turn one inspection into priorities, monitoring, remedial treatment recommendations and an ongoing maintenance conversation.
Useful answers
Questions to ask
before the site visit.
Can reports include photographs?
Yes. Photographs and captions can be used where they help explain the observation or recommendation.
Can you recommend remedial treatments?
Remedial treatment and works advice can be discussed as part of the agreed scope, including pruning, monitoring and other practical follow-up.
Can a report be prepared for a council or project team?
Ask about the purpose, audience and required format so the report scope can be matched to the decision it needs to support.
Local enquiry
Talk through the work.
Tell us about the tree, property or project and we can discuss the most useful next step.