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Pricing depends on site size, tree density, access, and the deliverables requested. A simple tree location assignment will usually cost less than a larger package that also needs topographic data, control, or CAD-ready files. The most reliable way to get a quote is to share the site address, deadline, and the level of detail you need.

The timeline depends on scope, site access, weather, and the final deliverables. Smaller projects can move faster than dense or multi-deliverable sites, but AMI reviews each request individually during regular business hours. If your schedule is tight, it is best to contact the team early so availability can be checked against the project needs.

The most common mistakes are unclear scope, missing site access details, and assuming the tree data will work for design without checking the required format. Problems also happen when the survey is ordered too late in the process and the team has to work around incomplete information. A short scope review up front usually prevents those issues.

Yes, tree data can often be combined with topographic mapping, LiDAR, or reality capture when the project benefits from a coordinated dataset. That approach can make the deliverables easier to use for design, planning, or documentation. The right mix depends on the site conditions and what the next professional needs from the file set.