Tree protection plans

Done-for-you tree protection plans.

We produce the tree protection plan your project needs — protective fencing, tree-protection zones, and the notes your city requires — drawn to code and ready for your licensed professional to seal and submit. Your first analysis is free.

You keep the stamp — we produce, you review, seal & submit.

What is a tree protection plan?

A tree protection plan shows how the existing trees on a site will be protected while it’s developed. It maps the tree-protection zones, the protective fencing at the critical root zone, and the construction notes a jurisdiction requires before it will issue a permit.

Most cities want it named and drawn a specific way, and the reviewer expects to see certain things in certain places. That’s the part we’re fluent in — we build the plan the way your jurisdiction expects to receive it.

If you’re a landscape architect or civil engineer who needs a tree protection plan produced without pulling a drafter off other work, that’s exactly what we do — one real site, free, so you can judge the fit before you commit.

How it works

Three steps, and you keep the stamp.

  1. 1

    Send the base + the site

    Email us your survey or base file and the active project. We scope a free first analysis on one real site.

  2. 2

    We produce the plan

    We draw the tree protection plans your jurisdiction requires — drawings and documents, CAD-ready.

  3. 3

    You review, seal, submit

    Your licensed professional reviews, seals, and submits. You stay in control and on your own stamp.

Questions

Tree protection plans, answered.

What is a tree protection plan?

A tree protection plan is the drawing set and notes that show how existing trees will be protected during construction — tree-protection zones, protective fencing at the critical root zone, and the specifications a city requires before it issues a permit.

Who prepares the tree protection plan — do you seal it?

We prepare it; your firm’s licensed professional seals and submits it. Pine & Permit is a production service, so you get an expert-made plan while staying in control and on your own stamp.

How fast can you turn one around?

Fast — we built the tooling that draws these, so most projects come back in a few business days once we have your base and site information.

What does it cost?

Your first analysis is free — a bounded sample on one real site. After that it’s $1,500 per plan, and early clients lock the lower rate as the calendar fills.

Send a live project. Get the first plan free.

Tell us about one real, active site that needs a tree protection plan. We’ll come back within a business day to scope your free first analysis.

  • No cost for the first analysis
  • You keep the stamp — we produce, you seal & submit
  • $1,500 per plan after, while the early rate holds

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