Someone just searched "tree removal near me". They called another tree company.
After a storm, people search in a panic and call the first company that looks real. A removal runs $800–$2,500. How many of those went somewhere else last month?
tree removal near meBetter reviews. Still skipped. Example for illustration.
What did your tree service business lose last month?
A removal runs $800–$2,500. Move the sliders and look at the yearly number.
Your numbers, simple math. A website from us costs $355 to $1,497, once. Compare that to the number above.
Three leaks. All fixable.
After a storm, people search in a panic and call the first company that looks real.
What it costs youA removal runs $800–$2,500. Every one of these that goes to a competitor is money you earned and did not get.
How we fix itProof of insurance shown up front. Job gallery with crane and tight-space work.
Homeowners want proof of insurance before anyone climbs a tree over their roof.
What it costs youA removal runs $800–$2,500. Every one of these that goes to a competitor is money you earned and did not get.
How we fix itStorm emergency banner you can turn on in one text. Pages for every town you cover.
Door hangers and yard signs only reach the streets you already work.
What it costs youA removal runs $800–$2,500. Every one of these that goes to a competitor is money you earned and did not get.
How we fix itEstimate form with photo upload. Proof of insurance shown up front.
4 out of 10 people skip a business with no website.
39% of consumers, DreamHost Local Business Trust Index, 2026
A site built for tree service companies.
- Proof of insurance shown up front
- Storm emergency banner you can turn on in one text
- Estimate form with photo upload
- Job gallery with crane and tight-space work
- Pages for every town you cover
- Fast on any phone, easy to find on Google
- Hosting included, with no monthly fee
- Services
- Reviews
- Areas
- About
Big trees. Tight spaces. Done safely.
Removal, trimming and storm cleanup. Fully insured crews.
Big trees. Tight spaces. Done safely.Sample design. Tall Oak Tree Service is a made-up business.
You run the business. We handle this.
Ten questions
By form, phone or text. Your services, your area, your hours.
Free preview in 48 hours
Your name, your city, your services on a real homepage.
We finish and launch
Only if you like it. Domain, Google profile and forms all connected.
Live, and yours
No monthly bill. Free edits for 30 days. After that, $49 only when you need a change.
One price. Paid once.
About 2 jobs pay for the whole site. After that it is all yours.
Starter
- 1–3 page site
- Tap-to-call button on every screen
- Linked to your Google Business Profile
- Works on every phone
- Hosting included. No monthly fee.
- 30 days of free edits after launch
Pro
- 5–8 pages
- A page for each service and each city you cover
- Quote request form sent to your phone
- Your Google reviews on the site
- Google Business Profile set up right
- Hosting included. No monthly fee.
- 30 days of free edits after launch
Growth
- 10–15 pages
- Online booking
- Photo gallery or before-and-afters
- Pages written to rank in your area
- Call tracking set up
- Hosting included. No monthly fee.
- 60 days of free edits after launch
Need something more? Also one price, one time.
Nothing here renews. You pay for it once, if you want it.
- Extra page$79
- Later edits, per request$49
- Logo design$199
- Google Business Profile setup$149
- Google local ads setup (you run it, you own it)$299
What everyone else charges.
| Who | You pay | Cost over 2 years | Contract | Time to launch | You own the site? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Social Lead Digital (Pro) | $897 once | $897 | None | About 7 days | Yes. Domain and site. |
| Typical freelancer | $1,500 – $8,000 + $50–$200/mo | $2,700 – $12,800 | Per project | 4 – 6 weeks | Usually |
| Big monthly-plan companies | $99 – $500/mo + setup | $2,400 – $12,600 | Often 12 months | 4 – 6 weeks | Often no |
| Contractor marketing firms | $2,500+/mo | $60,000+ | 12 months | 1 – 3 months | Often rented |
Market ranges from public pricing pages and third-party reviews, checked September 2026. Individual companies vary. Ask anyone you hire the same three questions: is there a monthly fee, who owns the site, and how long until it is live.
Questions people ask
What does a website for tree service companies need?
Proof of insurance shown up front. Storm emergency banner you can turn on in one text. Estimate form with photo upload. Job gallery with crane and tight-space work. Pages for every town you cover. Plus the basics: fast on a phone, easy to call, and clear about what you do and where.
How much does a tree service website cost?
One price, paid once. Starter is $355. Most tree service companies choose Pro at $897. There is no monthly fee. A removal runs $800–$2,500, so one or two jobs pay for the whole site.
What is the catch with the free preview?
None. We build your homepage and send you a link. If you like it, you pay once and we finish the site. If you do not, you owe nothing and we part as friends.
Do I own my website?
Yes. The domain is in your name and the site is yours from day one. Want to move it somewhere else later? We send you the files.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. You pay once. Hosting is included. The only thing you renew is your own domain name, about $15 a year, paid to the domain company, not to us.
What if I need a change later?
Edits are free for the first 30 days. After that, a change is $49, paid only when you need one. Most owners need one or two a year.
I am not good with computers. What do I need to do?
Answer about ten questions by phone or text, and send us some photos if you have them. We do the rest.
See your tree service homepage in 48 hours. Free.
We build a real preview with your business name and city. You only pay if you want to launch it.