Trees and yards
Tree height calculator
Measure how tall a tree is with the shadow method or a distance and angle. Get a labeled estimate.
Open the tool: Tree height calculatorFor website owners, bloggers and reporters
Give your visitors a working tree height calculator, a tree picker or a state data badge. Copy the code, paste it into your page, and keep the small credit link. Free, no sign-up.
Each tool below has its own code. State badges are further down.
Press the copy button. The code is an iframe plus one line with a credit link.
Use your site builder's HTML or custom code block. Change the height if the tool needs more room.
Every tool link works on its own. Add ?embed=1 to the end, for example https://lirevon.com/tools/tree-height-calculator?embed=1, and the page hides our header, footer, menus and share bar. Only the tool shows, with a small "Powered by Lirevon" line at the bottom. The codes below already include it.
12 tools
Results from these tools are estimates, and each tool says so. Nothing your visitors type is sent anywhere.
Measure how tall a tree is with the shadow method or a distance and angle. Get a labeled estimate.
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How far from a house, driveway, power lines or other trees to plant. Labeled distance estimates.
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Compare up to three tree service quotes side by side: insurance, cleanup, stump, reviews and deposit.
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Find gross and net margin, markup vs margin and the price you need for a target margin.
Work out what one crew really costs per hour and per day, then see your minimum day rate at your margin.
Want a different one? Tool pages on our tools list have an "Embed on your site" box with its own code.
State data badges
A small box with four numbers from our October 2026 check: tree companies checked, the share with no website, the share that cannot be texted, and median Google reviews. It links to the full state report as the source.
You can also link straight to a state page: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
Yes. There is no fee, no sign-up and no key. Copy the code, paste it into your page and keep the credit link under it.
It is a switch at the end of the tool link. When it is there, the page hides our header, footer, menus and share bar, so only the tool shows inside your page, with a small "Powered by Lirevon" line at the bottom.
No. The tools run in the visitor's own browser. What they type is not sent to us or to you. Some tools remember inputs on that device only, so the visitor can come back to them.
Yes. Change the height number in the code. 900 pixels is a starting point; long tools and checklists may need more. The width is set to 100% so it fits your page on any screen.
We ask you to. The credit link tells your visitors where the tool comes from and lets them find the full version. It is the only thing we ask for.
From our own check of tree companies on Google Maps, finished October 26, 2026. We counted companies, checked for a website, and checked those websites for a way to text the business. The badge links to the full state report, which explains the method.
Only if we run a new check. When we do, the badge updates on its own because it loads from our site. The month of the check is shown on the badge.
Yes. Homeowner tools like the tree height calculator, the tree picker and the hiring checklist work well on a tree company's own site. Results are estimates, and the tool says so.
Yes. Our open data page has CSV downloads under a CC BY 4.0 licence. Quote the numbers, credit Lirevon and link to the source page.
Email hello@lirevon.com with the page link and what you see. Some site builders need the code pasted into an HTML or custom code block, not a normal text block.
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