Pricing, in the open

What a tree protection plan costs.

Simple and honest: your first analysis is free, then $1,500 per plan. Here is exactly what that covers, what moves the price, and how it compares to running it in-house.

Start here
Free
first analysis

A bounded sample of the paid service on one real, active site. See the quality before you pay a cent, no commitment.

Then
$1,500
per plan

The full tree plan, engineer- and LA-ready: the drawings and the documents. $1,500 per plan today; the price rises as the calendar fills.

When plans change
$500
per LOD revision

When the disturbance footprint moves on a plan we produced, we rerun the impacts and update it for $500, as long as it has not been edited since we handed it over.

One flat rate, published on purpose. No hourly surprises, no line-item padding. You keep the stamp: we produce the plan, your licensed professional reviews, seals, and submits.

What moves the price

Mostly, how complete your files are.

  • File completeness: a clean base drawing and a good tree inventory move fast.
  • Scope: a protection plan, a preservation plan, or mitigation calculations, or a mix.
  • Jurisdiction: a tougher ordinance means more to reconcile, and we are fluent in it.

We give you a firm turnaround when we scope your free first analysis, and speed tracks how complete your files are.

Versus in-house

A predictable number, not billable hours.

Producing a tree plan in-house pulls an engineer or landscape architect off more profitable work, and one LOD change can mean days of reworking calculations you already ran. A flat $1,500 per plan is a number you can put in a proposal, and when the LOD moves we rerun it for $500, not days of rework.

See how the plan types compare
Cost questions

Tree protection plan cost, answered.

How much does a tree protection plan cost?

Your first analysis is free, a bounded sample on one real, active site. After that it is $1,500 per plan, and the price rises as the calendar fills. LOD revisions are $500 each on a plan we produced, as long as it has not been edited since we handed it over.

Is $1,500 per sheet or per project?

Per plan. One tree protection, preservation, or mitigation plan for one project. If a project needs more than one plan type, we scope each when we look at the site.

Why is the first analysis free?

So you can judge the quality and fit on your own active site before you commit. It is a bounded sample of the paid service, not open-ended free work.

What makes a plan cost more or take longer?

Mostly how complete your files are. A clean base drawing and a good tree inventory move fast; missing or messy data takes longer. We give you a firm turnaround when we scope your free analysis.

What is a LOD revision, and why $500?

When the limits of disturbance move, the tree impacts and calculations change. On a plan we produced, and that you have not edited since handoff, we rerun the numbers and update the plan for $500, a fraction of redoing it in-house.

Send us a site. The first analysis is on us.

Tell us about one real, active site. We will come back within a business day to scope your free first analysis and give you a firm price and turnaround.

  • No cost for the first analysis
  • You keep the stamp: we produce, you seal and submit
  • $1,500 per plan after; the price rises as the calendar fills

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