I will design a professional tree protection plan for US construction and compliance


About this gig
Are you starting a construction, remodeling, or land-clearing project in the USA? Most US municipalities strictly enforce tree preservation ordinances. Failing to protect designated trees can result in heavy fines, halted permits, and structural damage to the trees.
I will provide a professional, code-compliant Tree Protection Plan (TPP) tailored to your specific city or state regulations.
What this Gig offers:
Tree Protection Zone (TPZ) & Critical Root Zone CRZ Calculations: Ensuring your building zone doesn't encroach on critical roots.
Fencing & Barrier Layouts: Clear drafting of physical protection placements (chain-link, silt fences) on your site blueprint.
Construction Phase Guidelines: Explicit step-by-step instructions for contractors (soil compaction mitigation, root pruning guidelines).
US Municipal Code Alignment: Tailored according to local ordinances (e.g., ANSI A300 standards or specific city codes).
Why choose me?
High-quality, precise CAD/vector outputs.
Fast turnaround and deeply familiar with US environmental policies.
Excellent communication.
Please message me before placing an order so we can discuss your specific site map and local city requirements
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Get to know femie
Site Planning and Tree Constraint Consultant for Developers and Homeowners
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceSep 2026
Languages
English
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FAQ
Do you physically visit the site?
No, this is a remote consulting and drafting service. You will provide the site plan, tree inventory/photos, and location details, and I will draft the protection scheme digitally.
Can you guarantee my local US city will approve the plan?
While I build plans strictly following ANSI A300 standards and local municipal ordinances, final approval depends entirely on your local city arborist or planning department. I offer revisions to adjust for any specific feedback they provide.
What files do I need to provide?
1. You need to provide a clear site survey map (PDF, DWG, or JPEG) showing existing structures, proposed construction limits, and the locations of the trees in question.
