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A tree survey provides documented tree locations and related site information that a site walk or photo review cannot reliably replace. It is built for planning, coordination, and deliverables that other professionals can use, rather than for general visual reference. That makes it a better fit when the project needs survey-grade information tied to the site.
Pricing depends on parcel size, tree density, access, deliverable format, and whether the work is combined with other survey services. A small, open site is usually simpler than a wooded parcel with limited access or multiple deliverables. The most reliable way to get a number is to request a quote with the site address and project goals.
The most common issues are unclear scope, delayed access, missing site information, and changing deliverable requirements after work has started. Those problems can usually be reduced by defining the purpose of the survey early and sharing any related plans or consultant requirements up front. A clear brief helps the field and processing work stay aligned.
Send the site address, the reason for the survey, any available plans, and the file types or drawings your team needs. If the project is tied to design, due diligence, or another survey, include that context as well. Those details help AMI review the scope and recommend the right approach.
Have a project that needs reliable surveying, LiDAR, or reality capture deliverables? Contact Aerial Metrology & Inspection to discuss your scope, timeline, and project requirements.
