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Tree inventory and multi-year plan

Know every tree. Budget every year.

We record every tree on the property, rate its condition and risk, and turn it into a year-by-year plan your board can approve and budget for.

ISA Certified Arborist ON-3263ATRAQ qualifiedPPQ qualified5,000+ tree assessments
What you get

A full picture, then a plan.

Built for a board package: clear tables, a site plan and a budget by year.

Tree inventoryEvery tree tagged with an ID and recorded: species, trunk size, condition and risk.
PrioritiesWhat has to happen now, what to plan for and what is routine care.
Site plan by zoneEvery tree on a map, grouped into zones so work can be spread over years.
Multi-year planThe work for each year with an estimate, so the board can budget ahead.
Optional work, kept separateExtras like plant health care listed apart, for the board to decide on.
Yearly updateA yearly assessment keeps the inventory and plan current.

What we record

For every tree.

Each record is made by Jason, an ISA Certified Arborist who is TRAQ qualified for risk assessment and PPQ (Prescription Pruning Qualification) qualified for pruning.

Tree ID
A number that matches the site plan, photos and every spec
Zone
Where the tree sits on the property
Species
Common and botanical name
DBH
Trunk diameter at breast height
Condition
Good, fair, poor or dead
Risk
Risk rating from a TRAQ-based assessment
Recommended action
Pruning, removal, replanting or monitoring, and why
Priority and year
When the work should happen in the plan

Sample tree inventory

Example data · not a real property
Tree IDZoneSpeciesDBHConditionRiskRecommended actionPriorityYear
T-01CourtyardNorway mapleAcer platanoides48 cmPoorHighRemove. Girdling roots.P1 · Act nowYear 1
T-02CourtyardHoney-locustGleditsia triacanthos31 cmGoodLowFunctional pruningP3 · RoutineYear 1
T-03CourtyardSugar mapleAcer saccharum56 cmFairModerateReduce end weight over walkwayP2 · PlanYear 1
T-04South sideRed pinePinus resinosa24 cmDeadHighRemoveP1 · Act nowYear 1
T-05South sideLindenTilia americana40 cmFairModerateStructural pruning; clear rooflineP2 · PlanYear 2
T-06South sideBlue-beechCarpinus caroliniana18 cmFairLowFunctional pruningP3 · RoutineYear 2
T-07North sideManitoba mapleAcer negundo35 cmPoorModerateRemove; replant in same bedP2 · PlanYear 1
T-08North sideColorado sprucePicea pungens29 cmGoodLowRaise canopy over parkingP3 · RoutineYear 3

Showing 4 of 8 example rows on mobile.

P1 Safety or failing tree: do firstP2 Needed: schedule in the planP3 Routine care on the cycleDBH = trunk diameter at breast height
BuildingBuildingBuildingParkingNorth sideCourtyardSouth sideSchematic example · not to scale
CourtyardTrees between the buildings, where residents see them first.8 trees · Year 1
South sideTrees along the south property line.10 trees · Year 2
North sideTrees along the north property line.9 trees · Year 3
xRemovalsDead, failing or poorly placed trees.4 trees · Year 1

How the plan is built

  • Safety removals first, in Year 1
  • One zone pruned each year
  • The most visible zone usually goes first
  • After Year 3 the cycle repeats, so spending stays steady
  • Years 2 and 3 are estimates, updated before the work

Sample 3-year plan

Example layout · figures come from your inventory
Year 1 · Spring

Removals and the courtyard

  • P1 removals (4 trees)
  • Prune courtyard zone (8 trees)
  • Replant where trees come out
Budget lineYear 1 estimate
Year 2 · Spring

South side

  • Prune south side zone (10 trees)
  • Yearly assessment and inventory update
Budget lineYear 2 estimate
Year 3 · Spring

North side

  • Prune north side zone (9 trees)
  • Yearly assessment and inventory update
Budget lineYear 3 estimate
Year 4 onward

The cycle repeats

  • Courtyard, then south, then north again
  • Each tree pruned about every three years
  • Spending stays steady year to year
PlanReviewed yearly

Optional work, such as plant health care for soil and roots, is listed separately so the board can decide on it apart from the core plan. The board can move or split years.

Koala Tree arborist in a lift basket pruning near a roofline

After the plan

Tender it, or have us do it.

Each year of the plan can become a spec you send to any tree company, through the consulting retainer. Or ask Koala Tree to quote it: pruning, removals, crane work, stump grinding and plant health care, with an 8-person crew and our own equipment.

FAQ

Inventory questions

Who is the inventory for?

Condo corporations, property managers and other multi-residential sites that want to know what they have and plan spending ahead.

Does the board have to follow the plan exactly?

No. The board can move or split years. The plan sets out what is needed and when it should happen.

How often is the inventory updated?

We recommend a yearly assessment and inventory update so the plan stays current.

How much does an inventory cost?

Every property is different, so inventories are quoted per property: multiple payment options, credit card available, quotes valid 30 days.

Request a tree inventory. Send the property, the rough number of trees and when the board sets its budget. Call 226-224-5877 or email info@koalatree.ca.
Koala Tree spider lift boom extended up into a large tree
Better trees. Better decisions.

Give the board a plan it can budget for.

Request a tree inventory for one property, or talk to Jason about a retainer across your portfolio.

Prefer to talk? Call 226-224-5877 · Mon to Fri, 8:00 am to 6:00 pm · info@koalatree.ca