Industries
One niche. Six kinds of work.
We only work with US tree service companies. Inside that, the phone problem looks different for a storm crew than for a certified arborist. Pick the work you do most and see what we set up for it.
Tree removal
Whole-tree removals, the biggest ticket in the trade and the call homeowners make in a hurry.
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Tree trimming and pruning
Repeat work that fills the calendar between removals, if the customer remembers you.
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Stump grinding
A fast, profitable add-on that most tree companies forget to sell.
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Emergency and storm work
The week the phone never stops, and the week most jobs are lost to a full voicemail.
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Arborists and plant health care
Certified arborists sell expertise, which means the website and reviews have to prove it.
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Land clearing and lot clearing
Bigger jobs, longer sales cycles, and a customer who is usually a builder or landowner.
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Utility line clearance
Right-of-way and line clearance contractors, where most work comes through contracts but the side jobs come through the phone.
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Crane tree removal
Large, tight-access removals where a crane saves the day, and where the quote is high and the caller is careful.
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Tree planting and transplanting
Seasonal, planned work with a customer who researches first and books when the weather turns.
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Firewood and wood recycling
Wood chips, mulch, logs and firewood: side income that depends on being found and on quick, simple phone replies.
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Not sure which one you are?
Most companies do three of these. The audit looks at your real calls and tells you where the jobs leak.