This service utilises advanced sonic tomography to non-invasively detect internal decay and defects within trees, providing detailed assessments of tree health and structural stability.
Initial evaluation involves gathering relevant information about the tree species, location, and visible symptoms to tailor the assessment approach appropriately.
A preliminary visual inspection is conducted to identify external signs of decay or structural issues, guiding the placement of sonic tomography sensors.
The tree is prepared for sonic tomography by positioning sensors around the trunk or branches to capture sound wave data without causing damage.
Sonic tomography is performed to collect internal sound wave measurements, which are analysed to detect decay, cavities, or defects within the tree structure.
A comprehensive report is produced detailing the internal condition of the tree, including risk evaluation and recommendations for management or monitoring.
The findings are communicated with clear advice on care needs and limitations of the assessment, emphasising that results do not guarantee outcomes and recommending escalation if necessary.
¶ Tree Decay Detection & Analysis
The tree decay detection and analysis service is completed with a detailed report and expert recommendations provided.
This service does not provide a definitive diagnosis or emergency treatment and should not replace professional arboricultural advice where urgent care is required.