What an arborist inspection covers
An arborist inspection is a hands-on check of a tree’s health, structure and surroundings by a qualified arborist. In Katoomba, where homes sit among Blue Mountains bushland, steep terrain and exposed ridgelines, storm-damaged, aged and overgrown trees are a regular source of risk.
The arborist looks at the trunk, limbs, root zone and canopy, then considers wind exposure, soil stability and how close the tree is to dwellings, fences and outdoor areas.
When Katoomba owners usually need one
- After storm damage or strong winds
- A trunk that leans or limbs that have cracked
- Dead or overhanging branches above a roof
- Trees close to power lines or the house
- A pre-purchase or council-related check
What you walk away with
You receive plain-English advice on whether the tree needs pruning, ongoing maintenance or removal, along with a detailed quote with no hidden charges. Where council compliance is involved, a written arborist report can support it.
Checking a tree early is far safer than dealing with it after a branch has already come down on a house or fence.
Joseph Khoury, Director & Founder, Trees Down Under