Customer website example. Public service requests, crew-ready property details, and business information can be customized before launch. Gallery photos are added separately during setup.

Tree Service website

Tree-service requests built around hazards, access, equipment needs, and property protection.

A polished website for tree-care businesses that captures the requested work, hazard concerns, nearby utilities or structures, crane and rigging access, haul-away needs, and timing before review. The business may request photos after reviewing the initial request.

Typical service profile: Hazard assessment, trimming and pruning, removals, storm cleanup, stump grinding, crane work, chipping, and haul-away.

Step 1 - Choose website tier

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Standard website flow

Customer submits a request summary or contacts the business. The owner follows up manually.

One live connection

Choose Supabase for saved requests/leads or Stripe for a payment/deposit path. Not both.

Full connected flow

Supabase and Stripe can both be part of the website workflow where configured.

Owner handoff

Designed for stronger website-to-dashboard setup where an approved niche workflow exists.

Connected setup note

Connection details are finalized during setup so the right business/account gets attached.

No private dashboard included

Dashboard access stays optional and separate unless App + Website is selected and approved.

Your selected tier, layout, colors, request flow, proof, schedule, and button style stay attached when you continue to checkout. App/dashboard access can be added after account setup where approved.

Service website

Tree-service requests organized by hazards, access, equipment needs, and project scope.

A local tree-care website for hazard assessments, pruning, removals, storm cleanup, stump grinding, crane and rigging work, chipping, and haul-away.

Hazard assessmentCrew and equipment planningProperty protection

Tree service work

Common requests this business can review.

Requests stay unconfirmed until the owner reviews scope, access, follow-up details, and timing.

Tree pruningShare tree count, type if known, approximate size, objectives, access, and cleanup expectations.
Tree removal estimateDescribe dead, damaged, leaning, or unwanted trees and nearby structures or wires.
Stump grindingProvide stump count, approximate diameter, access width, depth expectations, and debris preference.

Tree Service Request

Tree-service estimate request

Tell us the tree count and height, requested work, hazard and utility details, equipment access, debris handling, and preferred estimate timing. The business reviews before scheduling.

Tree count / heightRequested workHazards / utilitiesEquipment accessDebris handlingConfirmation before scheduling

Send details first. The business reviews hazards, structures and utilities, access, equipment needs, and chip or haul-away scope before confirming service.

The business may request photos after reviewing your request.

Schedule / Availability

Request a tree or tree service window, then wait for confirmation.

Weather, route density, material availability, and property access all affect scheduling, so requests stay review-first.

Request-firstBest when the job scope needs review before choosing a firm time.
Time-window requestBest when the customer can give a preferred date or week and flexible time window.
Recurring routeBest for repeat route work when the business supports it.
Calendar-link readySafe for businesses that later add a real booking link, while this demo stays request-only.

What happens next

What happens after a tree service request

The request gives enough property and route context to quote clearly without pretending the job is already booked.

1

Send details

The business may request photos after reviewing your request.

2

Owner reviews scope

The business checks fit, access, route, materials, weather, and availability.

3

Quote gets clarified

The business replies with estimate details, questions, or a proposed service window.

4

Schedule after confirmation

Only confirmed work moves forward to the calendar.

Tree Service prep checklist

  • Note gates, structures, utilities, and drop-zone limits
  • The business may request photos after reviewing your request.
  • Clarify chip, firewood, and haul-away preferences
  • Expect weather-dependent confirmation

Review slots

Add real reviews here only when the business provides them. Use only approved customer feedback and verified business details.

Services

Tree service services with clear request details.

Review the available work, then send the site, access, and timing details needed for an owner-reviewed estimate. The business may request photos after reviewing your request.

01

Tree pruning

Share tree count, type if known, approximate size, objectives, access, and cleanup expectations.

  • scope and site conditions
  • materials + labor
  • owner-reviewed estimate
02

Tree removal estimate

Describe dead, damaged, leaning, or unwanted trees and nearby structures or wires.

  • scope and site conditions
  • materials + labor
  • owner-reviewed estimate
03

Stump grinding

Provide stump count, approximate diameter, access width, depth expectations, and debris preference.

  • scope and site conditions
  • materials + labor
  • owner-reviewed estimate
04

Storm cleanup

Document damaged limbs, blocked access, structures, and urgency. The business may request follow-up details after reviewing the initial request.

  • scope and site conditions
  • materials + labor
  • owner-reviewed estimate
05

Brush / chipping service

Describe brush volume, chip or haul preference, access, and disposal needs.

  • scope and site conditions
  • materials + labor
  • owner-reviewed estimate
06

Tree health assessment

Request a visual condition review without implying credentials or a guaranteed diagnosis.

  • scope and site conditions
  • materials + labor
  • owner-reviewed estimate
07

Deadwood removal

Identify affected trees, approximate height, target areas, and access constraints.

  • scope and site conditions
  • materials + labor
  • owner-reviewed estimate
08

Cabling / bracing assessment

Request an estimate review for support needs without assuming equipment or authorization.

  • scope and site conditions
  • materials + labor
  • owner-reviewed estimate

Service Area

Tree care and tree service service area

Use this section for towns served, route boundaries, access limits, response expectations, and niche-specific service notes.

Hours / response expectationTypical response windows can be added here. This request flow stays owner-confirmed until the business confirms.
Pruning and assessment areaRemoval and storm-response areaChip and haul-away coverageCrane and stump-access limits

Gallery / Proof

Tree condition, work progress, and closeout proof areas.

Add real approved work photos here during setup. Use before/after images, finished work, job notes, or customer-approved proof only.

Before-work tree and property areaHazard and access proof
Completed-work tree and property areaPruning, removal, or stump closeout
Crew / equipment notes areaRigging, protection, chip, and haul-away proof

Honest proof only

No invented testimonials, fake counts, or fake guarantees. Add real approved work photos when available.

Is this automatically booked?

No. Requests are reviewed first. The business reviews details and confirms before scheduling.

Can the content change?

Yes. Services, request fields, proof sections, service area, colors, and contact details can be customized before launch.

Do customers need an account?

No. This is a public customer website, not the private owner dashboard.

Contact

Call, text, or email for service.

Call, text, or email with tree count and height, requested work, hazards or utilities, equipment access, debris handling, and preferred estimate timing. The business may request photos after reviewing the initial request. Ask for confirmation before assuming scheduling.