I will draft a professional tree preservation plan for your construction project


About this gig
Are you starting a construction or renovation project and need a professional Tree Preservation Plan (TPP) to clear city permits and protect your site's landscape? Look no further!
I provide comprehensive, municipal-grade Tree Preservation Plans tailored to meet local environmental bylaws and building codes. Whether you are an architect, developer, or homeowner, I will ensure your project stays compliant while safely protecting valuable site trees from heavy machinery and soil compaction.
What you will get in this service:
- Tree Protection Zone (TPZ) and Critical Root Zone (CRZ) calculations.
- Detailed operational rules matrix (prohibited vs. permitted actions near trees).
- Rigid fencing specifications and barrier guidelines.
- Root pruning protocols and construction monitoring schedules.
- Clear guidelines for post-construction soil aeration and mitigation.
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Get to know paul
Arborist Consultant and Tree Preservation Expert
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceOct 2026
- Avg. response time2 hours
Languages
English
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FAQ
Do you calculate the Tree Protection Zone (TPZ)?
Absolutely. I calculate the exact TPZ and Critical Root Zone (CRZ) radius for each tree using industry-standard formulas based on the tree's diameter at breast height (DBH)
Can you work with specific city or municipal guidelines?
Yes. If you provide your local municipality's tree protection bylaws or specific checklist, I will customize the plan to ensure it meets all of their local structural and environmental criteria
What information do you need from me to start?
I need your site layout/construction drawings, a rough map of where the trees are located, and their approximate trunk diameters (DBH). If you have specific city guidelines, please share those too
