Tri-Cities • Port Moody, BC

Tree Health Assessments in Port Moody

Wondering if that big cedar on your Port Moody property is actually in trouble, or just needs a prune? Root Down offers quick, affordable on-site health checkups across Heritage Mountain, Pleasantside, and Moody Centre — a verbal opinion, not a formal report, so you're not paying for more than you need.

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When to Call for Tree Health Assessments in Port Moody

If you're not sure whether a Port Moody tree needs monitoring, pruning, or something more serious, a health checkup is the low-cost way to find out.

Permits & Bylaws in Port Moody

Many Port Moody homeowners just want an honest read on a tree before deciding anything — whether it's storm-stressed, showing early decay, or genuinely fine. A checkup gives you that without triggering a formal report or permit process you may not need yet.

Under the 2026 Tree Protection Bylaw (No. 3531), a permit is required for trees 30cm+ DBH on any property, and for trees 10cm+ DBH in an ESA/riparian zone, of a protected native species, or on a development site. Fee $75 + $370 deposit per tree; no fee for hazardous or dead trees (permit still required).

See Port Moody tree bylaws

Bylaw rules change. Verify current requirements directly with Port Moody before starting any work.

Our Health Checkups Process

Book the Visit

Tell us which tree(s) you're concerned about and why.

On-Site Check

Our arborist partner inspects the tree(s) for signs of disease, decay, structural issues, or hazard.

Verbal Report

You get honest findings on the spot, plus a clear recommendation for what — if anything — to do next.

What Affects Health Checkups Cost in Port Moody

Every job is unique, so we provide free, detailed estimates rather than one-size-fits-all pricing. The main factors:

Number of trees checked in the same visit
Access on hillside or tight lots

Recent Health Checkups Work in Port Moody

See examples of our health checkups work across Tri-Cities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It'll tell you honestly whether the tree looks like a genuine concern. If it does and you need documentation for a Port Moody permit application, we'll scope a formal risk assessment separately.

Yes — it's priced per tree, so multiple trees in one visit is common, especially on larger Heritage Mountain lots.

$175 for the first tree, plus $45 for each additional tree in the same visit.