Websites for tree surgeons and arborists

Most people only need a tree surgeon once every few years, so they don’t have one in their phone. They search, look at two or three websites, and ring whoever looks safest and covers their village. A website for tree surgeons has to show three things fast: that you do the job they need, that you’re qualified and insured, and how to reach you. For £47 a month we design, write and host one that does exactly that.

Website for tree surgeons: the pages that matter

People rarely search for “arborist”. They search for the job: tree felling, stump grinding, hedge cutting, crown reduction, or “tree surgeon near me”. So we give each service its own short page saying what the work involves, when you’d recommend it and what happens to the wood afterwards. Photos from your phone are fine, and before and after shots of a reduced oak or a cleared garden do more than any amount of words. When you finish a good job, send us the pictures and we’ll add them.

A homepage then pulls it together: what you do, where you work, your tickets and insurance, and how to get a quote. If you sell seasoned logs or firewood in the winter, that can have a page too, and it’s easy to switch on and off by email.

NPTC tickets, insurance and memberships

Tree work is dangerous, and customers know it. Many will ask about insurance, and some will have been told by their home insurer to check. We list the NPTC certificates you hold, your public liability insurance and level of cover, and any memberships such as the Arboricultural Association. If you work to BS 3998, we say so in plain words. This is the bit that separates you from someone with a chainsaw and a van, so we put it on the homepage, not buried in a footer.

An emergency call button on mobile

After a storm, someone with a tree across the drive is on their phone, often outside. We add a call button that stays fixed at the bottom of the screen on mobile, so they can ring you in one tap from any page. Next to it we say whether you take emergency call-outs and roughly when. For jobs that can wait, a short quote form asks for the type of tree, rough height, what’s nearby, access, and a note to send photos by email or WhatsApp.

Tree Preservation Orders, conservation areas and nesting birds

Customers often don’t know they might need permission. A short page on Tree Preservation Orders and conservation areas, and how you handle the application, saves them a worry and saves you a phone call. A note on nesting season and the best time of year for different work does the same. You check every word before it goes live.

Being found in the villages you cover

Tree surgeons in Shropshire and Powys often cover a wide patch. We list the towns, villages and postcodes you work in, keep your details matched to your Google Business Profile, and add structured data for your business and area. Our local SEO checklist shows what else helps, and the website page planner is a quick way to sketch which service pages you’d want.

What you get for £47 a month

Design, writing, hosting on UK servers, an SSL certificate, backups, your domain name, email forwarding on your domain and ten changes a month, sent by email. There’s no setup fee and no contract. A first draft is commonly ready the same day and the site is commonly live in 2 to 3 working days. See how it works and the full list on the pricing page. If you also do garden maintenance, our landscaper website guide covers that side.