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Tree service websites
By Umair Nawaz, founder of Lirevon Updated How we check facts
A tree service website is a small, fast site whose only job is to turn a homeowner with a tree problem into a call, a text or a booked estimate, usually from a phone, usually in a hurry.
Most tree company sites are slow, built for desktops and end in a contact form nobody checks. In our October 2026 check of 6,842 tree companies, 21% had no website at all and 93% of the websites we could check had no way to book. We build the 5 pages that matter, and if your current site is good we keep it and fix the gaps.
What you get
Five pages, no filler
Home, services, service area, reviews, contact. Each one answers the homeowner's question and gives them a button. No stock-photo sliders, no "welcome to our website".
Under 2 seconds on a phone
Static pages, compressed images, no heavy plugins. The target is a page that opens in under 2 seconds on a phone, and we test it before launch.
Click-to-call on every screen
A call button that stays on the phone screen as they scroll, a text button next to it, and the booking link in the first screen. Those three buttons are the whole point.
Your real reviews, your real photos
We pull your Google reviews onto the site and use your crew and job photos. No stock crews. If you have no photos yet, we tell you what to shoot with your phone.
Local pages built to be found
A service-area page per town you work in, with the right words homeowners search, proper titles and schema markup, linked from your Google Business Profile.
You own it
Domain, hosting, code and content are yours. If you leave, we hand it over within 10 business days.
How it works
- 1
Audit the site you have
Speed, phone layout, buttons, pages, rankings. If it is good, we keep it and only add what is missing.
- 2
Collect the real stuff
Your services and prices, towns you cover, reviews, crew photos. A 30-minute call and a shared folder.
- 3
Build in 5 days
Written, designed and built in parallel with the texting setup. You see a draft on day 4 and ask for changes.
- 4
Launch and connect
Domain pointed, forms wired to the inbox, booking page live, Google profile linked. Then we watch the numbers.
Questions
My site is already decent. Do I have to replace it?
No. If it loads fast and works on a phone we keep it, add the call and booking buttons, fix the titles and wire the forms into the inbox. The audit tells you which it is.
Do you use a site builder or CMS?
Only if you already have one and want to keep it. New sites are static pages: faster, cheaper to host and nothing to update or get hacked.
Can I edit it myself?
Text and photo changes go through us and are done within one business day. Most owners prefer that to learning an editor. If you want self-editing we set it up.
What about the photos?
Your own. We send a short shot list: the truck, the crew, a before and after, you in front of a finished job. Phone photos are fine. We do not use stock crews or AI pictures of your work.
Is hosting included?
Yes, on our servers, with monitoring and backups, while you are a client. Domain registration stays in your name.
How long does it take?
About 7 days. You see a draft on day 4 and ask for changes. The slowest part is usually collecting photos and reviews from you, so start the shot list early.
Is there a contract?
No long contract. It is month to month and you cancel with 30 days' notice. The website is part of the Core plan, not a separate project with a balloon payment.
What happens to my website if I cancel?
It is yours. Domain, code and content are handed over within 10 business days, and we help point the domain to your new host so the site does not go dark.
Who owns the domain and the data?
You do. The domain is registered in your name, and form leads, call logs and analytics belong to your business. We never hold your domain hostage.
Can it be in Spanish too?
It can, if you serve Spanish-speaking customers. Spanish versions of the key pages can be added; tell us on the kickoff call so we plan the extra writing. You approve the Spanish wording before it goes live.
Will it show up on Google?
The site is built with proper titles, service-area pages and schema markup, which gives it a fair start. Nobody can promise a ranking. Ranking also depends on your Google Business Profile and reviews, which we work on at the same time.
Does it work during a storm rush when everyone is searching?
Yes. The pages are static and light, so they should stay fast under heavy traffic, and the call and text buttons stay on screen. A short emergency banner can be switched on for storm weeks.
Part of the Never-Miss-A-Job System
Core plan, $497 a month, founding setup $297. No long contract.
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