Tree Preservation Reports Help Canadians Avoid Legal Headaches in Ontario
There is no doubt that Ontario residents take tree preservation matters seriously. Proof is readily available, from the provincial Forestry Act and local ordinances to national headlines going back years. So how do everyday Canadians manage to stay on the lawful side of Ontario\’s shade trees? Many do their due diligence and request Tree Preservation Reports from area experts.
Tree Preservation Reports may be used by individuals and businesses alike. They are designed to assess the community value, overall health and environmental benefits of a property’s tree population. In addition, Tree Preservation Reports provide location data that is beneficial to commercial developers, businesses and homeowners hoping to alter their properties in one form or another.
For example, Tree Preservation Reports may discuss the location of a tree’s root system and the presence of indigenous insect activity. They may also touch upon a property’s fungi infestation risk, soil amendment needs, disease control measures, structural reinforcement and pruning needs. As such, property owners may use that information to head off potential problems like root damage, Asian Longhorn Beetle invasions and other tree stressors.
Tree Preservation Reports
At Advanced Tree Care, our Tree Preservation Reports are generated by a team of skilled professionals. Our collective accomplishments include, but are not limited to the following:
- ISA Certified Arborist Designation
- ISA Qualified Tree Risk Assessor
- Ontario College of Trades Qualified Arborist
- ISA Certified Tree Worker
- MNR Accredited Butternut Health Assessor
- Auto CAD Trained
Consequently, we can assist residential and commercial property owners with all of their tree preservation, consulting and care services needs. That includes hazard tree assessments and permit applications. Permit application assistance is exceptionally important these days as it may help Canadians sidestep potential litigation. To learn more about Tree Preservation Reports and how they may benefit Ontario property owners, you can follow along on Facebook and Instagram, or you can contact us here if you have any questions.
