Marketing built for tree companies.
A storm comes through. Three homeowners with pines on their garages start calling. The first company that picks up gets the job, at full price. That is the whole business, and most tree companies are losing it before the phone ever rings.
We do three things: get you found when someone searches, make your site work on a phone, and make sure somebody answers day or night.
The part nobody tells you
You already know your work is good. That is not what decides who gets the call.
A homeowner standing in a yard looking at storm damage does three things: searches on their phone, taps the first two or three companies Google shows, and hires whoever answers. They are not comparing arborist certifications. They are trying to get the tree off the garage.
If you are not in those first few results, you are not in the running. If you are in the results but the phone goes to voicemail, you paid to be found and gave the job away anyway.
What it costs you to be second
- 7 in 10
- homeowners say they’ll go with whoever responds first
- $300
- what a 10% discount costs you on one $3,000 removal
- 9%
- of after-6pm calls a small shop books, on average, vs. 26% during the day
Sources: Moneypenny consumer research, checked 17 Sep 2026. ServiceTitan, Data Report: Average Call Booking Rates (3,000+ businesses), checked 18 Sep 2026.
That second one matters most. Most tree companies compete on price because they are competing for the same leftover jobs. Get found first and answer first, and you stop needing to be the cheapest bid.
What we build
A site that works on a phone
One tap to call, your towns listed, your work shown. Not a brochure, a phone book entry that closes.
Your listings, fixed and kept fixed
Google, Apple, Bing, and the directories homeowners actually use. Same name, same number, same address everywhere, because mismatches are why you drop out of the map.
A phone that gets answered
Day, night, storm weekend. Calls get qualified, estimates get booked, urgent ones come straight to you. This is an add-on, from $500 a month.
Ads where you want them
By zip code, when you want to fill a slow week or catch a storm.
A monthly one-pager so you can see what you paid for: where you rank, how many calls came in, how many got answered, what got booked.
What it costs
Websites start at $5,000, priced by the size of your crew. Half down, half when it is done. No financing, no long contract.
Monthly plans run $750/mo to $3,050/mo depending on how many towns you want to own. Month to month, cancel any month, no setup fee.
Roughly, a site is what two removals bring in, and the monthly is about one job a month. You own the site and the domain from day one.
Why us
Scott has run crews. Clean Slate Innovations and SepticWorkz are his companies, and both run on this exact system. We are not an agency that discovered the trades last year.
We do not have a wall of client logos yet, and we are not going to invent one. What we have is our own companies, the tools we built, and the numbers to show you.
Why trust usFind out where you actually stand.
Tap the towns you think you cover. We will show you what Google shows a homeowner in each one, and email you the one-page report. Free, no call required.