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Tree Permits

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Tree permit support for HOA/POA communities and local governments.

Tree protection zones infographic

What it is

Many HOA/POA communities, towns, and counties require a permit before tree work or land disturbance. A good permit package describes the trees, the work, and the protection measures.

When it makes sense

Before pruning or tree work in a regulated community, before construction near trees, or when an HOA/POA board needs a consistent review process.

How we do it

  • Check which approvals apply: the HOA/POA, the town or county, and any state rules.
  • Document trees and the proposed work in a written scope.
  • Include tree protection measures based on the ANSI A300 construction management standard and ISA construction guidance.
  • Use our Tree Permits portal for requests and review.

Standards we follow

  • ANSI A300 Management of Trees and Shrubs During Site Planning, Site Development, and Construction
  • ISA Best Management Practices: Managing Trees During Construction
  • Local HOA/POA, town, county, and state requirements

Good to know

Rules differ from place to place and change over time, so we confirm what applies before work starts.

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