Be the name they ring when a branch comes down.
A branch has come down in the night and now lies across the path. Another hangs over the shed. The owner grabs a phone and searches for a tree surgeon. They need a number to ring, a sign that you work safely, and a quick idea of what happens next.
What a worried customer needs to see
Will anyone answer?
A fallen limb on a car or a path cannot wait for tomorrow. The call button is the first thing on every screen, and a line says when you pick up.
Do you cover my area?
People cannot bring a tree to you. A simple list of where you work, set near the top, saves them guessing.
Is the work done safely?
Chainsaws, ropes and heavy limbs scare people. Photos of your crew in their kit and a few plain lines on how you mark off the area calm a worried owner.
How is the work priced?
Each tree is different, so a fixed price is rare. A line on how you quote, and whether you visit first to look, takes the sting out of the question.
Jobs people ring about
- Storm-damaged trees
- Dangerous branches
- Felling a whole tree
- Cutting back and shaping
- Trimming the crown
- Reducing tall trees
- Hedge trimming
- Stump grinding
- Clearing branches and logs
When the phone rings most
Autumn gales and winter storms bring broken limbs and fallen trees, and the phone rings hard. Spring and summer bring growth, so people book cutting back and shaping. Nesting birds and wet ground can limit some work, so jobs shift. Your site stays open all year.
The pages we build
- Home
The call button, the places you serve and a line on the work you do, all in view when the page opens.
- Storm damage
A page for the morning after a storm, with what to do while you travel, such as keeping people well back.
- Tree work we do
The jobs you take on in a short list, from a single branch to a whole tree.
- Areas we serve
A short list of the places your crew travels to, kept easy to scan.
- About you
Who you are, who is in the crew and how you work, with a team photo.
- Contact
A large call button, a short form that takes a photo of the tree and a WhatsApp link.
Proof that settles a worry
Photos of finished work
A cleared lawn and a neat cut on a limb say more than a sentence. Take photos once the site is swept.
The crew at work
Photos of your crew in their kit, taken on the job, show that you take care. We show only kit that you really use.
Before and after the cut
A tall tree over a roof, then the same view cleared. The pair shows the job done.
Plain answers up front
A few lines on how you quote, how soon you visit and who clears the waste can save both of you a phone call.
Registrations and memberships
Tree work can mean climbing, machines and trees with special protection, so some firms hold training or memberships. If you hold any, we make a clear space for them. We list only what you confirm.
Getting paid on the day
The limb is down, the path is clear and the logs are stacked. The owner wants to settle up and move on. With a card machine on the truck, they pay on the spot and you do not wait for a transfer.
The terms, in full
- Card machine £25 + VAT a month, paid to our payment provider.
- Website, domain, hosting and one business mailbox included while you keep the machine.
- Minimum term as set by the payment provider's agreement: 3 months for a sole trader, 18 months for a limited company.
- Extra mailboxes £25 a year.
- Stop the machine and we offer to keep the website live at £20 a month.
Quick answers
Can people ring you straight from the page?
Yes. The first thing on a phone screen is a big call button. One tap starts the call, so no one has to copy your number.
What if the crew is out on a job?
Add a short form beside the call button. A caller leaves a name, a number and a photo of the tree, and you reply when you come down.
Can the page say you work after storms?
Yes, if that is how you work. Tell us when you answer calls after bad weather and we put it where people look first. We use only the times you give us.
Must the site list tree work prices?
No. Every tree is a different size and shape, so prices wait for a look. A line on how you work out a quote does the job, and we leave room for it.
Do you need photos of finished trees?
A few help. Clear shots of a neat cut, a cleared garden and the crew at work are plenty to begin. Send more whenever you like.
Does it open quickly with a poor signal?
Yes. We keep pages light so they open quickly, even in a garden with a poor signal. That matters when someone is standing by a fallen branch.
See your website before you decide.
Tell us about your business. We build the website first, free, and show you. Then we compare your card rate and you decide.
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