For tree service owners
What photos should I post on my Google profile as a tree service?
Short answer
Post real photos of your own crew, trucks, equipment and finished jobs, including before and after shots. Skip stock images, and add new photos on a regular schedule.
By Umair Nawaz. Published October 25, 2026. General information, not legal, tax or insurance advice.
The longer answer
Customers want to see who will show up at their house. Good photos for a tree service profile include your branded truck, your crew in hard hats and safety gear, your chipper and other equipment, and clean before and after shots of removals, pruning and stump grinding.
Take a few photos on every job. Ask the crew lead to snap a before and an after picture so you always have fresh material. Upload them every week or two instead of in one big batch.
Avoid stock images and photos that are not yours, because customers can tell and it hurts trust. Get the homeowner's okay before posting a photo that shows their house or address clearly. Show safe work: crews with proper gear, never anyone doing something risky.
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