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Original data · October 2026 · North Carolina

North Carolina tree service companies: 2026 marketing check

We looked at 482 tree companies in 14 North Carolina metros: does each one have a website, can a homeowner text from it, can they book, and how many Google reviews does the company have? Totals only. No company is named.

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482

tree companies found

290

websites checked

89%

of websites cannot be texted

95%

of websites have no booking

26%

have no website

4.8

average Google rating

40

median Google reviews

27%

have 100+ reviews

North Carolina vs. all 50 states

Green bar: North Carolina. Amber bar: all 6,842 companies in the check. Lower is better for the first three rows.

Websites that cannot be texted

NC 89%
All states 92%

Websites with no online booking

NC 95%
All states 93%

Companies with no website

NC 26%
All states 21%

Companies with fewer than 10 reviews

NC 17%
All states 19%

Companies with 100 or more reviews

NC 27%
All states 28%

North Carolina by metro

14 metros, biggest first. "Websites checked" is how many sites our script could load. Click a metro for the local marketing page.

North Carolina tree service companies by metro, October 2026
MetroCompaniesWebsites checkedNo websiteCannot be textedNo bookingAvg ratingMedian reviews
Greensboro 36 26 17% 85% 96% 4.8 34
Raleigh 34 29 9% 79% 97% 4.9 105
Wilmington 33 23 21% 87% 96% 4.9 67
Winston-Salem 32 21 22% 90% 100% 4.9 53
Durham 31 21 10% 90% 100% 4.9 46
Fayetteville 31 12 45% 83% 83% 4.6 33
Charlotte 30 21 7% 100% 90% 4.9 80
Asheville 28 25 7% 88% 96% 4.9 39
Gastonia 27 12 33% 100% 92% 4.8 23
Concord 26 13 19% 85% 77% 4.8 24
High Point 26 8 54% 100% 100% 4.6 19
Greenville 22 10 45% 100% 100% 4.6 15
Hickory 21 12 38% 67% 92% 4.9 43
Jacksonville 21 9 38% 89% 100% 4.7 23
All North Carolina 482 290 26% 89% 95% 4.8 40

On a phone, scroll the table sideways. "Check in progress" means we have not loaded that metro's websites yet.

Median Google reviews by metro

Half the companies in each metro have fewer reviews than this.

Greensboro 34
Raleigh 105
Wilmington 67
Winston-Salem 53
Durham 46
Fayetteville 33
Charlotte 80
Asheville 39
Gastonia 23
Concord 24
High Point 19
Greenville 15
Hickory 43
Jacksonville 23

Websites that cannot be texted

Share of loaded websites with no text or chat option.

Greensboro 85%
Raleigh 79%
Wilmington 87%
Winston-Salem 90%
Durham 90%
Fayetteville 83%
Charlotte 100%
Asheville 88%
Gastonia 100%
Concord 85%
High Point 100%
Greenville 100%
Hickory 67%
Jacksonville 89%

Companies with no website

Running on a Google listing and a phone number alone.

Greensboro 17%
Raleigh 9%
Wilmington 21%
Winston-Salem 22%
Durham 10%
Fayetteville 45%
Charlotte 7%
Asheville 7%
Gastonia 33%
Concord 19%
High Point 54%
Greenville 45%
Hickory 38%
Jacksonville 38%

Websites with no online booking

No way to pick an estimate time without a call.

Greensboro 96%
Raleigh 97%
Wilmington 96%
Winston-Salem 100%
Durham 100%
Fayetteville 83%
Charlotte 90%
Asheville 96%
Gastonia 92%
Concord 77%
High Point 100%
Greenville 100%
Hickory 92%
Jacksonville 100%

What this means for a North Carolina tree company

With an average rating of 4.8, rating alone rarely sets a company apart. How easy you are to reach and how many reviews you have can matter more.

  • Be the one that can be texted. 89% of North Carolina sites we loaded show a homeowner no text or chat option. A missed-call text-back can help close that gap.
  • Let people book. 95% have no booking. A simple estimate booking link makes a one-truck crew look organized.
  • Close the review gap. The median is 40 reviews. Use the review gap tool to see how many you need, then ask by text after every job.
  • Answer the phone you already pay for. Invoca reports about 27% of calls to home-service businesses go unanswered. Test yours with the answer-rate test.

Want to know your own numbers? Take the free self-check or ask for the free audit.

How we checked

  • Companies: Google Maps results for "tree service" and "tree removal" in each North Carolina metro, pulled in October 2026 and cleaned of duplicates, franchises and unrelated businesses.
  • Websites: our own script downloaded each home page (without running its scripts) and looked for a text or chat option and online booking. Sites that did not load in time are left out, never counted as a fail. Metros marked "check in progress" have not been loaded yet.
  • Ratings and reviews: as shown on each Google listing that day.
  • What it is not: not a survey, not a ranking and not a claim about any one company.

The full method and the numbers for every state are on the 2026 report page. The whole dataset is free as JSON under CC BY 4.0.

Questions about the North Carolina data

How many tree service companies did you check in North Carolina?

482 companies across 14 metros: Greensboro, Raleigh, Wilmington, Winston-Salem, Durham, Fayetteville, Charlotte, Asheville, Gastonia, Concord, High Point, Greenville, Hickory, Jacksonville. We used the Google Maps results for "tree service" and "tree removal" in those metros and removed duplicates, franchises and unrelated businesses.

What does "cannot be texted" mean?

The website had no text-us link, no texting widget and no chat. A homeowner on that site can only call or fill a form. It does not mean the phone number cannot receive texts; it means the site never offers it.

What does "check in progress" mean on this page?

It means our script has not yet loaded the websites in that metro, so we do not publish texting or booking numbers for it. The company count, ratings and reviews come from the Google listings and are already final for October 2026.

Do you name or rank any company?

No. This page shows totals and percentages only. It is not a ranking and it is not a claim about any single business. If you want to see where your own company stands, the free audit runs the same checks on just you.

How often will you update this data?

This is an October 2026 snapshot. We plan to run the same check again in 2027 and will keep the method the same so the numbers can be compared.

Can I quote these numbers or use the CSV?

Yes. The data is free under the CC BY 4.0 license. Please credit "Lirevon, October 2026 check" and link to this page.

Is North Carolina a hard market for a new tree company?

The median North Carolina tree company has 40 Google reviews and 27% have 100 or more, so the top of the map is busy. But 89% of websites cannot be texted and 95% have no booking, so being easy to reach is still a real way to stand out.

Why do texting and booking matter for a tree company?

Some homeowners would rather text than call, and a small crew often cannot pick up while everyone is on a job. Invoca reports that about 27% of calls to home-service businesses go unanswered and under 3% of those callers leave a voicemail. A text-back or a booking link catches people who would otherwise call the next company.

How can I check my own company against these numbers?

Use the free self-check at /check for a quick score in a few minutes, or ask for the free audit at /free-audit. The audit includes an after-hours test call and a written scorecard.

Do you need a license to run a tree service in North Carolina?

Rules differ by state and city. Our North Carolina license page links to the official sources. Short explanation, not legal advice.

Where does your company stand?

The free audit runs these checks on your North Carolina business, plus an after-hours test call. You get a short video and a scorecard within 24 hours, Monday to Saturday.

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