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Tree service websites

A website built for tree companies — not generic contractors.

A homeowner with an oak leaning over the roof, a stump left behind by someone else, or a limb across the driveway at 6 a.m. is not browsing. They want a free estimate, proof you can drop it safely, and someone who picks up. This template is built around that call — six service lines, a phone-first quote form, drag-to-compare before/after recoveries, and a store for mulch and firewood.

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TreeFlow — Tree service website template
Template showroom branded as TreeFlow — not a client portfolio piece

What the site includes

Everything a tree crew actually needs online.

Not a generic "home services" template with the word tree find-and-replaced. Three of the six service lines are quote-only on purpose, because tree work prices on height, lean, and access — not on a menu.

  • Tree removal

    Dead, dying, damaged, or just in the way. On-site assessment, controlled sectional take-down near roofs, fences, and power lines, limbs and trunk hauled, site raked. Quote-only — the price is the tree, not a list.

  • Trimming & pruning

    Canopy thinning, deadwood and broken limbs, raising low limbs for driveway clearance, structural shaping, and clearance off roofs and wires. Priced from a starting rate so the page converts before the callback.

  • Stump grinding

    The job everyone calls about separately: stump ground below grade, surface roots taken down, grindings backfilled or hauled, area raked level. Per-stump pricing with multi-stump framing.

  • Land & lot clearing

    Trees, brush, and undergrowth off residential lots and larger parcels — a walk-through to mark keep-or-go, debris hauled or chipped on site, lot left workable for the build. Quote-only.

  • Storm & emergency response

    The line no pool or landscaping template has. Trunks off roofs and driveways, hung-up and split limbs made safe, storm debris hauled — written for the search that happens at 6 a.m. after a front comes through.

  • Tree health assessments

    A paid inspection for disease, pests, decay, lean, cracks, and root issues that ends in a plain-language hazard-vs-healthy read — explicitly with no pressure to book work the tree does not need.

  • Phone-first quote flow

    The free-quote form takes the phone number as the required field and email as optional, because most homeowners would rather you call back than trade emails. Honeypot and time-trap bot guards are already wired in.

  • Online store

    Mulch by the yard, firewood by the bundle or the cord, tree-care treatments, arborist gear, and soil — seven browsable categories with Stripe checkout, so the yard-waste side of the business sells itself.

What your customers search for

The calls that come in after the wind stops.

The page is written around what tree customers actually type and say — taken from the same problem list the demo's own lead flow is built on. When someone lands here, they should feel like you have already looked at their tree.

  • A large oak leaning toward the house that needs to come down safely
  • A tree split across the driveway after a storm, needed today
  • A leftover stump from someone else's removal, as a standalone job
  • Low branches over the driveway that a truck can't clear
  • A tree dropping leaves early and looking sick — save it or take it?
  • Deadwood and broken limbs hanging over a roof or a play area
  • An overgrown lot of brush and small trees to clear before building
  • Whether debris haul-away and stump grinding are included or extra
  • Whether the crew is licensed and insured before anyone climbs
  • How far ahead a trimming visit books, and whether quotes are free

Before & after

The drag-to-compare slider that closes the job.

Tree work is the most photogenic trade there is, so the gallery is the headline feature — a drag-to-wipe before/after slider, filterable by service. The demo ships with six honestly watermarked placeholder recoveries; your real job photos replace them.

  • Large oak removal
  • Canopy trim & deadwooding
  • Stump ground below grade
  • Overgrown lot cleared
  • Storm-damaged tree cleared
  • Crown reduction & shaping

Shop on the same site

Sell the mulch and firewood you already have.

Every removal leaves chips and cordwood. The demo store is live (Stripe test mode) with seven categories — so the by-product of the job you just finished becomes a second sale instead of a dump run.

  • Our picks
  • Mulch & wood chips
  • Firewood
  • Tree care & treatment
  • Tools & gear
  • Soil & landscape
  • Other

Live demo

Click through a finished tree-service site.

The live demo is a working template showroom branded as TreeFlow. It is not a client site — it is the starting point we rebrand and customize for a real tree company. Browse the services, drag the before/after slider, request a quote, and walk the store. Nothing you submit is a real job.

Open the tree-service demo

Demo branded as TreeFlow · template showroom, not a live client

FAQ

Tree service website questions

Straight answers for tree service owners who land here cold.

Can homeowners request an estimate for a removal online?
Yes, and the form is built for how tree customers actually get in touch: the phone number is the required field and email is optional, because someone describing a leaning oak would rather you call back than start an email thread.
Does the site handle storm and emergency calls differently?
Storm and emergency response is its own service line with urgency-led copy — trunks off roofs and driveways, hung-up and split limbs, debris hauled — so the 6 a.m. search after a front comes through lands on a page about that job, not a generic contact form.
Why are some services priced and others quote-only?
Because tree work honestly is both. Trimming starts from a rate, stump grinding is per stump, and health assessments are a flat inspection fee — while removal, lot clearing, and storm work stay quote-only, since the price is the height, the lean, and whether a truck can get to it.
Can I show before-and-after photos of removals?
The gallery is the template's headline feature — a drag-to-compare slider organized by service, so a homeowner can wipe between the leaning oak and the clean yard. The demo's six shots are watermarked placeholders; your real job photos take their place.
Can I sell mulch, firewood, and wood chips from the same site?
Yes. The store has categories for mulch and wood chips, firewood (bundle, half cord, full cord), tree-care treatments, tools and gear, and soil — checkout runs on Stripe, so the by-product of a removal does not need a separate storefront or a Facebook post.
Does it cover stump grinding as a standalone job?
It does — that is one of the most common calls a tree company gets, often from someone whose last crew left the stump behind. It is its own service page with per-stump pricing, so it does not get buried as a line item under removal.
Is the demo a real customer site or a template?
It is a template showroom. We host a finished tree-service site so you can click every flow before you buy. When you start, we rebrand it with your name, your job photos, your service area, and your prices — you own the domain and the site.
What happens after I start — how long until a site like this is live?
You pick a plan, we rebrand the template around your business, and a real person gets it live — typically about a week for a standard tree-service build. Hosting, edits, and maintenance stay included in the monthly fee, and you can cancel anytime.

Ready for a tree site that already knows the trade?

Start with this template, rebranded for your company — phone-first quote form, six services, before/after slider, store, and next-day edits included. One flat monthly fee. You own your domain and site.