Arbcura

Design the site.
Protect what matters.
Prove the work.

One coordinated workspace for drawings, tree care, newly installed landscape, fire mitigation, field progress, clear prescriptions, protection measures, and compliance evidence from early design through closeout.

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Projects lose continuity when decisions
live in different places.

Plans, field observations, tree decisions, planting requirements, permit comments, and progress evidence often move through separate files and teams, creating missed context, late conflicts, redesign, and field rework.

arborbase Design keeps the work connected as it changes.

Site facts, objectives, impacts, prescriptions, drawing revisions, assignments, evidence, and deliverables remain in one shared project record.

1

Establish the site

Define

Field data, site conditions, boundaries, objectives, deadlines, and the review path.

Import

CAD drawings (DWG and DXF), PDF plans, tree inventories, and planting information.

2

Coordinate decisions

Connect

Tree impacts, planting compliance, wildfire planning, prescriptions, responsibilities, and drawing revisions.

Resolve

Conflicts before they become redesign, delays, or field rework.

3

Sustain compliance

Verify

Progress photographs, installed materials, substitutions, assignments, and approvals.

Maintain

Protection, prescriptions, maintenance, monitoring, and reinspection across every handoff.

Turn site conditions into
coordinated decisions.

Build a project reference library of jurisdiction-specific tree, vegetation, wildfire, ordinance, and permit requirements, then keep each source in the drawing context where decisions are made.

Fictional Canopy Commons CAD plan and Black Oak root-zone review inside the arborbase Design workspace
01

Map what matters

Bring CAD plans, inventories, proposed plantings, photographs, and field observations into one spatial record. Coordinate with surveyors and capture centimeter-level tree and site locations, keeping field observations aligned with CAD plans and the shared project record.

02

Analyze impacts early

Calculate critical root zone (CRZ) and structural root plate (SRP) impacts, apply local tree, vegetation, wildfire, ordinance, and permit requirements, and expose evidence gaps before they delay the work.

03

Deliver clear decisions

Set clear prescriptions, owners, timing, and rationale, then export reviewed decisions as CAD layers (DWG and DXF), PDF plan sets, CSV schedules, and GIS-ready GeoJSON overlays.

Carry the design into the field.
Keep compliance current.

arborbase keeps ordinances, permit conditions, prescriptions, approvals, and field evidence linked to the site for design review, field verification, deliverables, and ongoing compliance.

Fictional Example Hills wildfire-planning workspace showing defensible-space zones and compliance determinations
01

Plan and review

Apply local tree, vegetation, wildfire, ordinance, and permit requirements to plans and review packages.

02

Verify and document

Track progress, installations, substitutions, assignments, approvals, and remaining evidence gaps.

03

Care and recheck

Keep protection, prescriptions, maintenance, monitoring, and reinspection with the site record.

The project record becomes
the stewardship roadmap.

Closeout should not strand the design in a final folder. The approved plan, field evidence, substitutions, installed materials, protection measures, responsibilities, and remaining obligations pass forward together into the operating record for the site.

  1. 01
    Approved design

    Requirements, linked source records, decisions, prescriptions, owners, and rationale.

  2. 02
    Verified installation

    Progress evidence, installed materials, substitutions, and approvals.

  3. 03
    Care roadmap

    Protection, establishment work, assignments, timing, and open obligations.

  4. 04
    Ongoing compliance

    Monitoring, reinspection, maintenance history, and evidence for the next review.

Project teamOne continuing arborbase recordProperty team

One record across
every handoff.

For owners, designers, arborists, wildfire specialists, contractors, and property teams.

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Ready to coordinate your next project?

Bring the site, drawings,
and project objectives.

We’ll help define a clear path for coordinated decisions, documentation, review, and compliance.

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