Crew and crane creative
Real climb, crane, and cleanup footage from your job sites outperforms anything staged. We build the shot list and turn it into a rotating ad library.
Tree Trimming · Removal · Storm Cleanup · Nationwide USA
Tree work
booked solid.
We market tree trimming, removal, stump grinding, and storm cleanup companies with real crew and crane footage, radius-targeted Meta Ads, and instant estimate scheduling — so your crews stay booked in season and out.
1,060
Estimate Requests / yr
$41
Cost per Lead
38%
Estimate-to-Job Close
2
Crews Added
How the system works.
Radius and seasonal targeting
Tight service-radius targeting keeps drive time low, and we scale budget hard the moment a storm rolls through your market.
Same-week estimate booking
A free on-site estimate offer plus online scheduling and reminders converts far better than a generic quote form.
Off-season reactivation
Maintenance, pruning, and storm-prep campaigns to past customers keep the calendar full when new demand dips.
Answers, up front.
- Does Facebook advertising work for tree trimming and tree removal?
- Yes. Tree services are one of the strongest performers on Meta Ads because the offer is visual and the buying decision is local and seasonal. Radius-targeted ads with real crane, climb, and cleanup footage generate cheap estimate requests, and budgets can be scaled hard after storms. Pair the ads with instant text follow-up and an online estimate scheduler and you can book jobs at a fraction of what lead-resale platforms charge.
- How much does a tree service lead cost?
- Our tree care accounts typically see estimate requests between $25 and $55, with close rates around 30–40% when follow-up is automated. Storm periods often drive lead costs even lower because demand spikes faster than competitors can scale spend.
- What is the best offer for a tree removal ad?
- A free on-site estimate with same-week scheduling converts best. Discounting the job itself attracts price shoppers; making the estimate fast and effortless attracts homeowners who are ready to move.
- How do you market tree services in the off-season?
- Shift the message from removal to maintenance: trimming, pruning, deadwood removal, storm-prep assessments, and stump grinding. We also run reactivation campaigns to past customers, which keeps crews busy when new demand dips.