root mapping

Root Mapping Reports

Root mapping is the process of investigating the presence of subsurface tree roots in a specific location. We obtain this information through several methods including vacuum excavation, Ground Penetrating Radar however we mostly recommend hand excavation.

Root mapping is used prior to development to locate structural woody roots so that the extent of root loss can be determined and minimised. We also use root mapping to investigate how tree roots affect foundations of buildings, retaining walls and other built structures.

Roots are mapped down to a specified depth usually the depth of the proposed development. The investigation usually follows a linear transect, when roots are found we record and graphically map in AutoCAD their direction, the depth and their diameter.

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Unit 61, 5 Gladstone Rd Castle Hill NSW 2154

PO Box 8136, Baulkham Hills NSW 2153

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