Tree service website design that gets you called.
What goes on the page.
Storm week is the whole year in five days, and every call in that week comes from a phone in a driveway with a limb on the truck. A tree service website has to load on one bar of signal, put the free estimate and the number in the first screen, say the towns you cover, and show that you are insured and you clean up. Trimming, removal, stump grinding and storm cleanup each get their own line, because that is how people type it.
The home page
- What you do and the towns you cover, in the first screen
- Free estimate button and the number, one tap
- Trimming, removal, stump grinding, storm cleanup, each in a line
- Licensed, insured, and the cleanup promise
- Photos of your own crew in the trees and the yard after
- An estimate form that takes a photo of the tree
The five pages, $99 a month
- HomeThe estimate, the number, the towns.
- Tree trimmingWhat you trim, how, and why the timing matters, written for “tree trimming” plus your town.
- Tree removal and storm cleanupThe hard jobs, the equipment, and what happens the morning after a storm.
- Service areaEvery town and county you cover, named, so each one shows up.
- Free estimateThe form with a photo field, the number, the hours.
Rent to own over 24 months, no contract. 20 and 40 pages add a page per service and per town. Pricing.
Tree Trimming Weatherford TX, on a phone.
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Three questions we get from tree trimming and removal companies.
Can the estimate form take a photo?
Yes, on every plan. A photo of the tree from the driveway tells you more than a paragraph, so the form asks for one first and the description second.
Will I show up for every town I work in?
On five pages the Service area page lists every town and county. With 20 or 40 pages each town gets its own page, which is what wins the smaller ones.
What about storm season traffic?
The site is static and light, so it loads on a bad signal when everyone in the county is searching at once. The number is a tap away on every screen, and the estimate form still works when you are too busy to answer.