I will design tree protection plans and method statements


About this gig
Protect your construction project from expensive site fines, stop-work orders, and liability.
Once demolition and grading begin, heavy machinery, soil compaction, and careless trenching can permanently damage protected root systems. Municipal inspectors require a formal Tree Protection Plan (TPP) and Arboricultural Method Statement (AMS) before any heavy equipment enters a construction site.
I will deliver contractor-ready blueprints and operational instructions that tell your site crew exactly how to build safely around existing trees while keeping you 100% compliant with local civil environmental codes (including US municipal rules, UK BS5837:2012, and Australian AS4970).
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Get to know paul
Tree Survey and CAD Drafter Arboricultural Reports Data Mapping
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceSep 2026
- Avg. response time4 hours
Languages
English
FAQ
Do you provide the physical fencing or on-site supervision?
No. This is a remote technical design and drafting service. I provide the architectural blueprints and written manuals that your general contractor uses to execute the physical setup on-site
Can you design protection plans for utility trenching?
Yes. If utility lines (water, gas, electric, or fiber) must cross a Root Protection Area, I will specify alternative micro-tunnelling, directional drilling, or hand-digging methodologies in the Method Statement to keep your utilities compliant.
What is the difference between a Tree Constraints Plan (TCP) and a Tree Protection Plan (TPP)?
A TCP is created during the early design phase to show designers where not to build. A TPP is created for the construction phase; it adds physical fencing boundaries, contractor access paths, and specific engineering notes to keep the site crew from damaging the trees during actual construction
