Arborist Website Design
Arborist website design should keep your phone ringing between storms, not only the week after one. It's built for tree services with a climber, a chipper and a crew doing removals, pruning and stump grinding. Your logo goes in, and you see the site free before you pay.
Build it for free. Pay for it when you're happy.
An example site made with the builder. The business is made up.
What an arborist's website needs
A homeowner with a big tree over the roof worries about two things: the tree, and a crew dropping it on the house. The site answers both near the top.
- Qualifications and insurance, with the cover amount. A certified arborist is a different hire from a chainsaw and a trailer.
- A page per service: removal, pruning, stump grinding, hedges, land clearing, storm work.
- Permits: whether one is needed, and that you handle it.
- Photos of the crew roped in and a removal before and after.
- Service areas by name, and a number for storm nights.
Your truck logo, your tree service website
Upload the logo from the truck door. The site takes its colors and builds a tree service website in them: your number up top, services, crew photo, areas.
Pay when you're happy: $199 for a landing page, $497 for the full site with a page per service and SEO set up, on a domain you own.
Storm ads, removal pages
After a storm, "tree removal" clicks often cost more, and the caller wants someone today. Your removal page says tree removal, shows the insurance line and puts the call button first. A home page about caring for trees loses that click.
The tree layout is drawn from landing pages Daniel builds and tests for Google Ads clients through Local Service Ads AI, phone first; the rest is on his YouTube channel.
Pruning and stump grinding are calmer searches with their own pages. Forms and tapped calls report to Google Ads as conversions, showing which tree work the ad money brings in.
What's included in every tree service website
- Home plus a page per service, storm work included
- A call button that stays put as they scroll
- Qualifications, insurance and service areas shown
- An email per tree job request
- Tree job forms and calls tracked as Google Ads conversions
- Zapier and webhooks into your crew scheduling app
- Tree pages load in under two seconds on a phone
- Your own domain; hosting and edits $24 a month, or $19 a month, paid yearly
- Pay once the tree site suits you
FAQ
Do I say "tree service" or "arborist"?
The one your customers search. Your page titles can carry both.
Can the site show my insurance?
Yes. Put the cover amount in the line under your headline.
Does stump grinding need its own page?
Yes. People search for it on its own, often after another crew took the tree down.
Can the headline switch to storm work after a storm?
Yes. Change it in your account, and change it back when the rush is over.
Other trades
Build it for free. Pay for it when you're happy.
Upload your logo and your site is on the screen in about a minute. Nothing to pay until you want it live.