Access for the kit
Rear garden with a narrow ginnel or a drive you can back the chipper onto. It changes the price, so it gets asked early.
Removal, crown work, hedges or stumps, how urgent, and a photo of the whole tree. You price the climb before you leave the yard.
Removal, crown work, hedges or stumps, how urgent it is, whether there is access for the kit, and a photo of the whole tree in one shot. You price the climb before you leave the yard, and a hedge trim stops arriving dressed as a dismantle. Tree surgery was the fourth version we shipped, so this one is real.
Tree surgery was the fourth version we shipped, and it is the one further down this page. Nothing is sent from here. Everything else is what your customer would meet.
Five screens, in the order a customer with a leaning ash meets them.
Four screens of buttons, then a postcode, then a name and a number.
A hedge cut back is a morning with a pair of shears. A dismantle over a conservatory roof is a day, a chipper and a groundsman. The answers separate them before you get in the van.
Rear garden with a narrow ginnel or a drive you can back the chipper onto. It changes the price, so it gets asked early.
Split, leaning or already down is the same hour job. Everything else keeps its place in the week and stops interrupting it.
One photo tells you the height, the species, the lean and what is under it. Three paragraphs of description tell you almost nothing.
WhatsApp within seconds, email behind it as the record. You are up a tree or behind a chipper most of the day, so the lead goes to the phone and waits quietly until you are down.
It arrives with the work, the urgency, the access, the postcode, the photos, the name and the number. Enough to price a fair few jobs without a site visit, and enough to know which ones need one.
Protected trees and conservation areas are the other half of it. Where a firm does a lot of that work we add a step, so the ones that need a council application arrive marked rather than found out on the day.
This is the tree surgery version, exactly as it ships. Nothing is sent from this page. Run it as a customer with a leaning tree would.
Tap the closest match.
An honest answer helps with scheduling. Same day on emergencies.
Helps us work out the likely drain layout.
Optional. A shot of the standing water or the open chamber tells the engineer a lot.
Used only to scope the quote. Nothing is sent in this demo.
In a real build this lands in the engineer's inbox.
The engineer will reply within one working day. That is what your customer would see.
ReferenceNew lead in your inbox.
Nothing is sent here. It is a working demo of the tool we build into every site.
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A tree surgery site we built and host. Open it, pick a dismantle rather than a fell, and see what lands at the other end.
Yes, and we would. It is the question householders ask first, and a firm that answers it on the site wins jobs from the ones that do not mention it at all.
You price roughly, then confirm on site for the big ones. Most surgeons we build for quote the hedges and the stumps from the pictures and visit the dismantles.
They sit on the page around the tool and in the reply the customer receives, which is exactly where the nervous ones look before they tap send.
We add it where it is worth your time. If it is not, leaving it off the buttons is the fastest way to stop being asked.
We build the site with the tree surgery tool wired to your inbox, send a test lead, then send you the link.
Our own homepage scored 99 out of 100 on Google’s mobile speed test on 15 September 2026. Run the test yourself.
We do not sell this on its own. It is one part of a site built for one trade in one area, with a page for every job and every town you cover.
Or read everything that is in the build.
Tell us the work you want more of and the towns you cover.
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