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I think this is great! I agree with all of your thought process. I wish all migrations could be this thorough It looks like you posted this question a little while ago though, so if you've already started the process I'd love to hear how it's going!

Hey Guys, Thanks for taking the time to respond! @ruth that's awesome Looking forward to it. Jon

You're welcome Jon. That's a good question. I don't know the official answer on that one, though suspect that Google does check to see if the page exists, mainly because often it will be a valid URL that somebody types in the search box instead of the address bar. If Google don't have that page in their index, they'd at least like to consider adding it. http://www.google.com/addurl.html is the URL adding page for Google as you'll already know. As well as Google relying on people to use this form, they will also, I suspect, crawl URLs that are entered into a search box. Makes sense to me that Google would at least visit these pages searched on, though can't be sure. Regards Simon

The same H1 rule goes for all other headers. Headers are headers, mixing them in with the text content isn't very helpful in a user perspective. A quick tip is to try to add questions to the h2 to keep the text SEO and user friendly. So let's rephrase this into a h2 question: Interested in commercial landscaping design? We're the ones to call! Call us at 1-866-236-7263 or contact us by email. Hope I could help Best, Gustav