For tree service owners
How do I set up a Google profile for a new tree service location?
Short answer
Create a separate profile only if the new location is a real place where your staff work, with its own address and phone. If you only travel there, add it as a service area on your existing profile.
By Umair Nawaz. Published October 25, 2026. General information, not legal, tax or insurance advice.
The longer answer
Google expects a profile to match a real business location where customers or staff are. A second profile for a town where you have no yard or office can be suspended.
If you open a real yard or office, create a new profile for it with that address and a local phone number, then verify it as Google asks.
If you just drive to nearby towns, add them as service areas on your current profile and build helpful town pages on your site. Never use a fake address or someone else's address.
Keep your business name, address and phone the same everywhere online.
More answers for owners
- How do I start a tree service business?Read the answer
- How do I stop missing calls at my tree service?Read the answer
- How do I track where my tree service leads come from?Read the answer
- How do I track whether each tree job made money?Read the answer
- How do I use text messages to book tree work?Read the answer
- How do I work out how many jobs my crew can take each week?Read the answer
Own a tree service?
See where your calls and leads slip away
A free audit of your Google profile, website and missed-call handling. See what we set up and pricing.