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Tree Service & Arborist
A combined local and paid approach for a tree company balancing planned trimming work with storm-driven spikes.
- Business type
- Residential tree removal, trimming and storm response
- Industry
- Home Services
- Project type
- Seasonal demand and map visibility program
Project overview
A concept build showing how seasonal and weather-driven demand can be handled without either overspending in quiet weeks or missing storm surges.
The challenge
Tree work swings between scheduled maintenance and sudden emergency removals. A fixed budget either wastes money in calm weeks or caps out during the exact days demand peaks.
Strategy
- Run an always-on maintenance campaign alongside a dormant storm-response campaign that can be activated quickly.
- Anchor evergreen visibility in neighborhood-level local content.
- Use estimate-request flows with photo upload to qualify jobs before a truck rolls.
Execution
- Two-campaign structure with separate budgets and activation rules.
- Neighborhood and species-specific service content for organic reach.
- Review-request workflow tied to job completion.
- Photo-upload estimate form to reduce unqualified site visits.
Mockups & screens
Tree Service & Arborist
Tree Service & Arborist
Tree Service & Arborist
Tree Service & Arborist
Illustrative interface mockups. Not screenshots of live client accounts.
Expected / target outcome
- Maintain a steady baseline of trimming and pruning enquiries.
- Respond to storm demand within hours rather than days.
- Improve job qualification before dispatching crews.
These are the objectives this build is designed to pursue. No performance results are claimed for this portfolio concept.
Key takeaways
- Seasonality should be built into account structure, not managed by manual budget edits.
- Photos submitted upfront save more crew hours than any ad optimization.
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