Tree service marketing that gets you found on Google Maps
When a limb comes down on a fence or a dead oak leans toward the house, homeowners search for tree service near them and call the first few companies they see. We fix and manage your Google listing so you show up in more of the neighborhoods you serve when that search happens.
- One tree service company per area
- No contract
- Nothing changes without your approval
10 reasons tree service companies lose calls on Google Maps, and what we do about each
Storm damage calls go to whoever is on the map.
After a windstorm or ice storm, a whole area searches for emergency tree removal at once. The few companies at the top of the map that day get most of the calls.
What we do: we work your listing so it can show up in more of the neighborhoods you serve before storm season, and we show you where you stand on a 49 point map.
Your listing has no tree category.
We have scanned tree companies filed under landscaping or a generic category with no tree service category at all. One was not found at any of 49 points.
What we do: we check your main and secondary categories on day one and correct anything that is off, with your approval.
Your pin sits in the wrong place.
We scanned a tree service whose listing was pinned in another state, about 150 miles from where it works. With nearly 90 reviews it never reached the top 3, while a competitor with 1 review did.
What we do: we check your pin and address on day one and help you correct it so Google knows where you actually work.
Your reviews live on the wrong listing.
Some tree companies end up with two listings, and the reviews pile up on the one in another city. We scanned one with more than 200 reviews on a listing out of town and none on its local one.
What we do: we find duplicate and stray listings, sort out which one should carry your business, and handle the cleanup with your approval.
Your services stop at tree service.
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, emergency storm work, land clearing and plant health care are all separate searches. A listing that only says tree service leaves Google guessing which jobs you want.
What we do: we add the services you actually do, leave off the ones you do not want calls for, and write a clear line for each, after you approve the list.
Your service area stops at one town.
Tree crews drive out to rural roads and wooded suburbs, but many listings name only the home town. That gives Google little reason to show you where the big removal jobs are.
What we do: we build a list of the towns you want work from, you approve it, and we check it on your live profile.
Years in business and perfect reviews do not win the map alone.
We scanned a long established tree service with more than 50 five star reviews that reached the top 3 at just 1 of 49 points. No competitor owned the map either, which means the spots are open to the best listing.
What we do: we fix the parts of the listing reviews cannot fix, and we suggest replies to every new review so the reviews you have work harder.
Homeowners see the company closest to them.
Google leans hard on distance, so you can look strong near your yard and fade a few miles out. You cannot see that from your own phone.
What we do: we run a 49 point scan across your service area that shows green where you are in the top 3 and red where you are not, and we rescan the same points every month.
Big removals sell on photos.
People want to see a crane job done near a house, a clean stump grind and a yard left tidy. A listing with no recent photos makes it hard to trust a crew with a tree over the roof.
What we do: we publish one post a week with up to three photos from your jobs, approved by you.
A missed call from the bucket truck is a lost job.
Your crew is up a tree with saws running when the phone rings, and a homeowner with a fallen limb just calls the next company. The job goes to whoever answers first.
What we do: we track calls and clicks from Google every month so you can see what is coming in, and if you want it, our AI receptionist answers every call on the first ring. It is optional.
Real fixes from real tree service listings
We sign mutual NDAs with our clients, so we describe the work instead of naming the business.
Every business and market is different. We do not promise rankings. We show you the same map every month so you can see what changed.
Why tree service owners work with us
- One tree service company per service area. We will not work for the crew with the chipper down the road.
- Google Maps is all we focus on for this service, not a menu of everything.
- You see the proof: a 49 point map of your area before we start, and the same map every month after.
- Nothing changes on your listing without your written approval.
- No contract. Stay because it is working.
What you get every month
- A 49 point Google Maps scan of your service area before we start
- Listing fixes: categories, services, description, service areas, attributes and a quote or booking button
- One post a week plus up to three job photos, approved by you
- Suggested replies to new reviews, posted only after you approve
- A weekly profile check that catches changes Google or anyone else makes
- A monthly rescan on the same 49 points, with a plain update on your map, calls and clicks from Google, what we did and what comes next
Pricing comes with your scan. Request your map scan at no cost and we will send your map, a short video walkthrough and pricing together.
Get my map scanCommon questions
See where your tree service company shows up.
Send us your business and the towns you work in. We will run your 49 point map scan and send your map, a short video walkthrough and pricing together.
- 1.We run your map scan and look at your profile and search results.
- 2.You get a short note with what we would fix first.
- 3.If it makes sense, we set it up on a 15 minute call.