Tree Tagging & Inventory

Accurate tree information is the foundation of effective tree preservation.

DELA provides professional tree tagging, inventory, and assessment services for residential, commercial, and development projects. Existing trees are identified, tagged, measured, and documented to provide the information needed for surveying, site planning, permitting, and tree preservation.

By evaluating trees early in the process, project teams can make better decisions about which trees should be preserved, which may require additional evaluation, and how proposed improvements can respond to existing tree resources.

Depending on project requirements, services may include:

• Field tagging and identification of existing trees
• Species identification
• Diameter at Breast Height (DBH) measurements
• General condition observations
• Identification of specimen or significant trees
• Tree inventory schedules and reports
• Coordination with surveyors and civil engineers
• Tree location information for incorporation into surveys and site plans
• Critical Root Zone (CRZ) and tree protection information
• Preliminary preservation recommendations

Pre-Construction Tree Inventory

Tree inventory performed before site design is finalized can help identify important trees and potential constraints early—before grading, utilities, buildings, driveways, pools, or other improvements are committed to a particular location.

This allows the Landscape Architect, Architect, Civil Engineer, Surveyor, Builder, and Developer to incorporate tree preservation into the planning process rather than addressing conflicts after design is substantially complete.

Tree Preservation Starts with Good Information

Whether the project involves a single residential property or a larger development, DELA provides clear, practical tree information that can be incorporated directly into the design, permitting, and construction process.

Serving residential, commercial, builder, developer, and professional design teams throughout Georgia and select Southeastern markets.