Can I attach photos to a quote?

Yes, straight from your phone on site. On a removal it's often the difference between a number the homeowner accepts and one they question.

Can I itemise cleanup and stump grinding separately?

Yes. Line items are yours to define, so cleanup, chipping, hauling and grinding can be priced separately or bundled — whichever way you sell it.

Can I schedule a whole crew?

Yes, and staff are unlimited. Assign a job to the crew and each person sees the address, access notes and scope.

What about the rush after a storm?

Missed calls get an automatic text back within seconds, which matters most on the day everyone in the neighbourhood is calling at once.

For arborists & tree services

Big jobs, quoted from the ground, won or lost on how fast you send it.

Removals and large prunes need eyes on the tree before there's a number. Quote from the site with photos attached, and get it to the homeowner while they still remember the conversation.

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What tree care actually runs into

Every quote needs a site visit

You've already driven out and looked at the tree. Build the quote before you leave, with photos of the lean, the wires and the access, rather than writing it up that night.

Big numbers get shopped around

A removal is a considered purchase and they're getting three quotes. The one that arrives first, itemised and clear about what's included, sets the standard.

Crew and equipment on the same day

The climber, the ground crew, the chipper. Assign the job and everyone sees the address, the access notes and what the job actually involves.

"Is the cleanup included?"

Spell out chipping, hauling, stump grinding and what's left behind as line items, so there's no argument on the day about what was in the price.

The first five minutes decide it

Harvard Business Review audited how fast 2,241 companies answered new enquiries, then tracked 1.25 million leads to see what happened next. Replying inside five minutes rather than thirty changed the outcome dramatically.

100×: more likely to reach the customer at all, replying in 5 minutes rather than 30
21×: more likely that the lead turns into a real, qualified job
Seconds: before BrinkOps texts back a missed call, without you touching the phone

Source: Oldroyd, McElheran & Elkington, “The Short Life of Online Sales Leads”, Harvard Business Review, March 2011.

How the day runs

1
Quote at the tree
Photos of the lean, the wires and the access, itemised with what's included.
2
They accept by text
No printed estimate, no waiting on email. A tap and it's booked.
3
Assign crew and gear
The whole crew sees the address, access notes and scope on their own phones.
4
Record the cleanup, invoice
Completion photos, then the bill — card or e-Transfer.

One price, whatever the crew looks like

$149 a month, in Canadian dollars, with unlimited staff. Hiring someone doesn't change the bill, and there are no tiers holding texting or reporting hostage.

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Questions tree care businesses ask

Can I attach photos to a quote?: Yes, straight from your phone on site. On a removal it's often the difference between a number the homeowner accepts and one they question.
Can I itemise cleanup and stump grinding separately?: Yes. Line items are yours to define, so cleanup, chipping, hauling and grinding can be priced separately or bundled — whichever way you sell it.
Can I schedule a whole crew?: Yes, and staff are unlimited. Assign a job to the crew and each person sees the address, access notes and scope.
What about the rush after a storm?: Missed calls get an automatic text back within seconds, which matters most on the day everyone in the neighbourhood is calling at once.

Quote it at the tree. Win it before the next company calls back.

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