Arborist Report and TreEcology Programs May Help Increase Land Owners’ ROI
The Canadian Real Estate Association has noted recent increases in national home sales and average sale prices which leaves our team to ask, “Could it be the trees?” Over the years, studies have shown that many Canadians prefer single-family homes, rentals and public areas that are full of mature trees to the point that they’d be willing to pay more for them. The most recent data on the topic was released in June 2014.
Published in the business section of CBC News, it indicated that trees offer property owners substantial returns on their investments. Plus, it made clear that having a lot of mature trees around one’s property does wonders for the environment too. Of course that’s providing the property’s trees are in excellent condition and maintained using eco-friendly products. How can property owners best convey that information to others?
Arborist Reports
One way to ensure potential buyers and renters that a property’s trees are healthy is to invest in an Arborist Report. Arborist Reports may be included in comprehensive tree services provided by our firm, Advanced Tree Care. The detail-rich reports provide timely snapshots of each tree’s history; and information on how they should be maintained going forward for optimal health.
In general; all trees may benefit from our firm’s TreEcology Programs which include, but are not limited to seasonal inspections, organically sourced fertilizers, anti-desiccant foliage spray, environmentally friendly pest control products and cruelty-free, animal control measures. Information about the programs will be included in the Arborist Report. Consequently, property owners will have concrete, indisputable proof to show potential renters or buyers.
In addition, Arborist Reports may help property owners that are looking to expand their rental options too. Why? They may be combined with land development and Private Tree-By-Law compliance efforts too. To find out more about these services and receive an initial Arborist Report, you can follow along on Facebook and Instagram, or you can contact us here if you have any questions.
