How TreeService.co works
One job brief, one matching operator, and honest answers when there isn't one yet.
For homeowners and property managers
- Describe the job. Enter your ZIP and the service, then answer a few job-brief questions: how many trees, roughly how tall, species if you know it, where the tree is and how equipment gets in, what's nearby (power lines, the house, a fence, a pool), and how urgent it is. Add photos if you can.
- We build a job brief. Your answers are organized into one structured brief, the kind of information an estimator would ask for on the phone.
- We match it to one operator. If a tree service in our network covers your ZIP and does that service, the brief goes to them. We don't blast it to a list of companies.
- They contact you to quote. The operator confirms details, may want to see the site, and gives you a quote. You decide whether to hire them. Any agreement is between you and the operator.
If no operator covers your area yet
The network is new, so this will happen. We still keep your request, try to connect you with an operator who can quote it, and tell you if we can't. You can ask to be notified when an operator joins in your area.
Who pays
Requesting quotes is free for homeowners and property managers. Operators in the network pay to receive job requests. That's how TreeService.co is funded, and it's why we have every reason to send them good, complete briefs.
What we don't do
- We don't do tree work and don't have local crews or offices.
- We don't publish ratings, reviews, or badges we can't verify.
- We don't promise response times or prices on an operator's behalf.
- We don't generate instant price quotes. Prices come from the operator after they've seen the brief.
For tree service operators
Operators choose the ZIPs and services they want and receive job briefs for them. Learn about joining the network →