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Protected Tree Inspection Services​
310-694-4401

City of LA 9a Ordinance
About Us​

We Identify Protected Trees and Flora for City and County Approvals

What we do – Our team identifies all designated ‘protected’ trees and shrubs on your property when selling, and specifically for purposes of the ‘9a’ report for the city of Los Angeles.

When transferring properties in Southern California, correctly identifying all protected trees and other flora for city and county requirements is crucial. We help by correctly identifying and certifying trees and shrubs in a timely and cost effective way for your escrow.

Looking for more information for the City of LA 9a report with respect to a transfer of a improved or vacant property? Call us now at 310-694-4401.

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City of LA 9a report requires accurate identification of various tree and shrub species, including :

Quercus lobata

The Grand Daddy of them all, the Valley Oak is one of the oldest ‘living’ inhabitants of our Southern California region, and can be 400 to 600 years old!

Quercus agrifolia

The Coastal Live Oak is a common species in our coastal regions that nourish birds such as the California Scrub Jay, Acorn woodpecker and the Steller’s Jay.

Umellularia californica

Often confused as a shrub, the California Bay can reach sizes between 20 to 45 feet under favorable conditions.

Contact us when you need help indentifying trees and other flora when selling at 310-694-4401

Identifying

Southern California Protected Species

Typical One-Day Turnaround

We work with your schedule to correctly identify and certifying which protected tree species may be present on your property.

Fast and Friendly Service​

We are available on weekends and after hours to accommodate your schedule. We know escrow schedules are timely and important.

Working With Your Escrow

Friends to your escrow officer, we will bill escrow for our inspection services and help them with any city or county report, including the City of LA 9a report.

Questions? Call or text us at 310-694-4401

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