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- Thread starter Tree_Frog
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I like it TF.
However this wording from your website needs to be changed/corrected.
Root Barrier Installation
There are times where tree roots start lifting driveways and sidewalks. One of the best ways to mitigate this situation is with a root barrier.
Simply replace the "where" with when and you're good to go mate!
Otherwise English students, teachers, professors etc in Florida are gonna be put off.
jomoco
However this wording from your website needs to be changed/corrected.
Root Barrier Installation
There are times where tree roots start lifting driveways and sidewalks. One of the best ways to mitigate this situation is with a root barrier.
Simply replace the "where" with when and you're good to go mate!
Otherwise English students, teachers, professors etc in Florida are gonna be put off.
jomoco
- Location
- Gatineau, QC
Like to charge for our estimates...
Wording (?): "Our fee for an estimates are as follows"
Wording (?): "Our fee for an estimates are as follows"
DruidCarol
Participating member
- Location
- Rhode Island
Wearing a pretend "customer" hat, I found it confusing that in the section on SERVICES, you mention consulting which includes estimates plus other types of consulting, and under the mention of estimate fees, you sort of mix the two, consulting and estimates. It might be clearer if you indicate that the following fees are set prices for ANY on-site consulting time, including providing an estimate that is not deducted from the final bill. This way, the two different pages on the website seem more clear and consistent.
I would also increase the font size on advising others who have less financial power that they can find similar service at the Plant Clinic, etc. on the fee page. It might even be good to supply a page of links for helping people on a fixed income in the area who still care about the proper care of trees.
I would also increase the font size on advising others who have less financial power that they can find similar service at the Plant Clinic, etc. on the fee page. It might even be good to supply a page of links for helping people on a fixed income in the area who still care about the proper care of trees.
- Location
- Sioux Falls, SD
Good work! Your use of the ISA certified arborist logo is incorrect however.
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Wearing a pretend "customer" hat, I found it confusing that in the section on SERVICES, you mention consulting which includes estimates plus other types of consulting, and under the mention of estimate fees, you sort of mix the two, consulting and estimates. It might be clearer if you indicate that the following fees are set prices for ANY on-site consulting time, including providing an estimate that is not deducted from the final bill. This way, the two different pages on the website seem more clear and consistent.
I would also increase the font size on advising others who have less financial power that they can find similar service at the Plant Clinic, etc. on the fee page. It might even be good to supply a page of links for helping people on a fixed income in the area who still care about the proper care of trees.
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Good input.
I left the font small on purpose for the plant clinic as I do not want to bring too much attention to this item as I would rather sell my services. BUT I do want to help people at the same time so I included this information. I did link the website for the plant clinic in the paragraph.
A page link would be helpful but decided to use links within the paragraph or pictures instead. I may add that in the future.
As far as the estimates and consultation fee is concerned, do you think that the addition of "or" between the two sets of prices would help clarify the matter. This is a tough one to get your point across with as little words as possible.
My logic is that not everyone wants an estimate. Some just want information or a plan. Also not every tree requires work. I will run it through some more tests and see how I can clean it up. Thanks for the input.
Wearing a pretend "customer" hat, I found it confusing that in the section on SERVICES, you mention consulting which includes estimates plus other types of consulting, and under the mention of estimate fees, you sort of mix the two, consulting and estimates. It might be clearer if you indicate that the following fees are set prices for ANY on-site consulting time, including providing an estimate that is not deducted from the final bill. This way, the two different pages on the website seem more clear and consistent.
I would also increase the font size on advising others who have less financial power that they can find similar service at the Plant Clinic, etc. on the fee page. It might even be good to supply a page of links for helping people on a fixed income in the area who still care about the proper care of trees.
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Good input.
I left the font small on purpose for the plant clinic as I do not want to bring too much attention to this item as I would rather sell my services. BUT I do want to help people at the same time so I included this information. I did link the website for the plant clinic in the paragraph.
A page link would be helpful but decided to use links within the paragraph or pictures instead. I may add that in the future.
As far as the estimates and consultation fee is concerned, do you think that the addition of "or" between the two sets of prices would help clarify the matter. This is a tough one to get your point across with as little words as possible.
My logic is that not everyone wants an estimate. Some just want information or a plan. Also not every tree requires work. I will run it through some more tests and see how I can clean it up. Thanks for the input.
- Location
- Sioux Falls, SD
On your 'services' and 'about us' pages you have the ISA certified arborist logo on the right hand side all by its self with no persons name and cert. number with it. This makes it look as though your company is certified and not (I'm assuming) you the owner.
Now on the 'about us' page you have your bio with vert number, which is correct, but you also have to have it accompanied below the the cert. logo everywhere its posted on the site.
Its not a HUGE deal, but it is something to correct since its part of the requirements from the ISA.
Now on the 'about us' page you have your bio with vert number, which is correct, but you also have to have it accompanied below the the cert. logo everywhere its posted on the site.
Its not a HUGE deal, but it is something to correct since its part of the requirements from the ISA.
- Location
- Sioux Falls, SD
Good on ya!
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