If you’re planning a development, applying for a mortgage, or just want to know if the trees on your property are safe, a professional tree survey or report is a crucial step. At Browns Tree Solutions, we provide comprehensive tree surveys and detailed reports for homeowners, developers, and local authorities across Milton Keynes.
Here’s what you need to know—and why it’s worth doing properly the first time.

What Is a Tree Survey?
A tree survey is a formal inspection and documentation of trees on a given site. It assesses tree species, size, age, condition, and overall value. This information is essential for planning applications, legal compliance, safety assessments, and informed decision-making.
At Browns Tree Solutions, we conduct:
- BS5837 Surveys for planning and development
- Mortgage Tree Reports for home buyers
- Tree Safety Surveys for schools, parks, and public areas

What’s Included in a Tree Report?
A professional tree report typically includes:
- Tree identification and tagging
- Health and condition assessment
- Recommendations for pruning, removal or preservation
- Risk rating and safety advice
- Guidance on how to work around protected or high-value trees
If you’re submitting a planning application or working near trees with a Tree Preservation Order (TPO), this documentation is vital.

When Might You Need a Tree Survey or Report?
You may need a tree survey if you:
- Are developing land or submitting a planning application
- Have trees near buildings, roads, or utilities
- Need to prove a tree won’t damage property for a mortgage
- Want to understand your responsibilities under local authority rules
Many councils in and around Milton Keynes now require BS5837 surveys to support planning submissions.

Why Choose Browns Tree Solutions?
- Qualified Arboricultural Consultants
- Quick Turnaround Times
- Experience with Local Councils in Milton Keynes
- Clear, actionable, and fully compliant reports
We don’t just provide paperwork—we help you get the green light for your project while protecting your trees and the environment.