Tree service websites, built to bring in calls.
Two real sites we've built for tree companies, plus four sample designs for different kinds of tree work. Each one shows the things that turn a visitor into a phone call or an estimate request.
Live websites for real tree companies in Martinsburg, West Virginia. Each one has a case study with the full story.
Tree removal, trimming, stump removal and storm cleanup across West Virginia, Maryland and Virginia.
Tree removal, tree trimming, landscaping, decks and patios across the Eastern Panhandle and Washington County, MD.
These companies are made up. We designed each sample to show how a website changes with the work you do and the customers you want. Open any of them on your phone and tap around.
A dark, high-contrast design built for people standing next to a fallen tree. The phone number is the first thing they see, and every screen has a way to call.
What to notice
A calm, editorial design for a company that sells expertise. It leads with credentials and a written care plan, and asks for an assessment rather than a removal.
What to notice
A friendly, simple design for an owner-run company. It keeps to the three services that pay the bills and puts the owner front and center.
What to notice
A structured design for buyers who answer to a board or a boss. It speaks to property managers, HOAs and towns, and asks for a bid instead of an estimate.
What to noticeWhatever the style, the sites that bring in work do the same few things. Use this list to check your own site.
A tap-to-call button in the header and a call bar that stays on screen on phones.
The first line tells visitors the work you do and the towns you do it in.
A photo of the tree lets you price many jobs without driving out.
Separate pages for removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm work, so each one can rank.
See it in: Timbershark
Service area and town pages help you show up in nearby searches.
See it in: Timbershark, TNM
Your Google reviews and photos of your own crew build more trust than stock pictures.
See it in: Timbershark
Ready before storm season, with a clear way to reach you when it counts.
Insurance, certifications and safety standards where visitors can see them.
Don't see yours here? Ask in your free review request and you'll get a straight answer.
No. Northgale Tree & Storm, Fernwell Arbor Care, Two Pines Tree Co. and Ridgeway Commercial Tree are made up, along with their phone numbers, reviews and towns. We designed them to show different styles for different kinds of tree companies. Timbershark Tree Services and TNM Tree and Landscaping are real clients.
Yes. Tell us which one you like and we'll use it as a starting point, with your logo, colors, photos, services and towns. Every site is designed for your company, not copied from a template.
Yes. We design your homepage first and share the mockup. You only pay the build fee if you like it, and your first draft is ready within 7 days of getting your details.
A Starter website is $300 to build and a Pro website is $600, then $40 a month for hosting, care and security. A redesign of your current site is $300, or free when you pay 12 months upfront.
Yes, and we recommend it. Photos of your own crew and jobs build more trust than stock pictures. We sort, crop and optimize them so your pages stay fast.
Yes. Most people looking for a tree service are on a phone, so every site we build is designed for phones first, with a tap-to-call button and an estimate form that's quick to fill in.
Request a free website review and we'll design a homepage mockup for your company, in the style you like best. You only pay the build fee if you like it.
