Resistograph, increment borer, mallet, sounding hammer, laser clinometer, measuring tape
No structural work required — assessment only
R10 million public liability cover
1–3 hours depending on number of trees
Centurion and surrounding areas within a 30km radius.
Why this matters
A tree can look healthy from the ground and still be structurally compromised. Hidden decay, root damage from construction, co-dominant stems with included bark, and lean are all failure indicators that require trained eyes to identify — and quantify — before the next Highveld thunderstorm.
How we do it
Visual Inspection
A comprehensive ground-to-canopy visual assessment of the trunk, root flare, canopy structure, and surrounding site conditions.
Sounding & Probing
The trunk is sounded with a mallet to detect hollow areas. A resistograph or increment borer may be used to measure the extent of internal decay.
Risk Rating
Each tree is assigned a risk rating (low, moderate, high, or severe) based on the likelihood of failure, the size of the part that could fail, and the target it could hit.
Written Report & Recommendations
You receive a formal report with findings, risk ratings, and recommended mitigation — pruning, cabling, or removal.
What you get
Common questions
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Tree Risk Assessment across Centurion
We provide tree risk assessment in 150+ suburbs across Centurion and surrounds. Here are some of the areas we service:
Need tree risk assessment?
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