Your trees have value.

Get a professional appraisal.

You are a homeowner, and you have spent a lot of your own time and money on your landscaping and trees. Now you find out that you may have your trees removed.

What value are you losing when your trees are removed? There may be many factors in evaluating the value of your trees that you may not be aware of.

These factors include:

• What species of tree it is

• Size

• Location

• Condition

• Wind protection

• Shade

• Cooling

• Energy savings

• Carbon sequestration and capture

There are also personal and emotional benefits to the homeowner, including:

• Beauty of the landscape

• Personal ties

• Sentimental value

• Historical value

You need accurate information to understand the value of your trees.

So how do you protect your interest and know what your trees are actually worth?

By getting a professional third party appraisal. This gives you objective information so that you can understand the true value of your trees.

Tom Heald of the Wyoming Plant Company and Bill Scott own Arboriculture Education Associates, and are International Society of Arboriculture Certified Arborists. They are well qualified to give you an independent, third-party appraisal of the value of your trees.

Tom spent 26 years as a University of Wyoming Extension educator. He has worked with tens of thousands of Wyoming resident solving their plant issues. Tom now owns Wyoming Plant Company, LLC in Casper, a company specializing in providing the best trees and landscape plants for Wyoming homeowners.

Bill Scott was the district arborist for the Natrona County school district for 10 years, and was the City Forester for the City of Casper.

Tom and Bill will:

• Visit your property and consult with you to determine both the value of your trees and what it is worth to you

• Provide species identification

• Determine what replacement costs will be

• Give you a report and evaluation

The report we will provide is regionally recognized as the standard for tree appraisals. The report will give you the knowledge to pursue your next course of action.

Call 262-2963  

or email to tom@wyomingplantcompany.com

 to discuss this with us.