Small Intro (a short and general description about what the assessment is and why people should get it)

Important Keywords to include on this section (or on this page):

• Formal safety assessment 10k

• Tree risk evaluation 10k

• Risk determination 1k

• Tree consultation 

• Tree evaluation

  Examples of text:

• Performing a regular (tree risk assessment (TRA) by a ISA and TRAQ certified arborist) will… (give them something important to them here)  help you prevent unnecessary property damage, lower your insurance rates and more importantly prolong the life of your tree. 

• The (tree risk evaluation) is a (formal safety assessment)… that will… (include the main points like: tree health, hazards, report, recommendations, etc.

• Briefly mention your expertise, such as (ISA and TRAQ Certified) , years of experience, how many assessments have you made, etc. (Important Keywords: We do (Comprehensive risk assessment for residential and commercial properties))

(When Should You Get a Tree Risk Assessment?)

• Certified arborist reports for tree removal permits

• How often should I get a (TRA)

• Best seasons for Inspection: 

• Signs of Distress

• Before construction, selling property?

• In order to get Property insurance

• Storm prep:

• After weather events:

• New property ownership:

• Tree signs

(Tree risk assessment cost and turn around time) (Optional section, but it has a high search volume of 10k people per month) You could add something generic if you don’t want to give specifics.

(Tree Risk Assessment Process and Report) Why is the assessment important and what does it include?

• (An ISA certified arborist ) will…. (consult or evaluate)… (Hazzards, asses tree health, inspect root, health, canopy, foliage health, structural integrity, signs of decay, tree species, soil, proximity to targets, construction damage, risk level, etc.) 

• And will provide you …. (Tree risk evaluation and determination), tree Health, potential risks, tree preservation plans and recommendations (list other services you do like cabling, pruning, etc., so we can link to other services), (city permits) you need, timeline, etc.

Other FAQ (the following is what I found on google that people are asking for)

• (How do I know my tree is dangerous?) What to look for (visible signs: shape, growth, leaves, etc. )

• (Does a leaning tree need to be removed?)

• (Is a hollow tree dying?)

Suggested Tree Maintenance to Reduce Risk (this could be a photo link to a blog or page)

• Annual Inspections? (By certified arborists).. 

• Pruning…

• Canopy thinning…

• Mulching

• Water management

• Monitoring roots