Marketing for Landscaping & Tree Care

Own your zip codes before
the season hits.

Spring rush, storm cleanup, year-round maintenance contracts: the companies that show up first in local search set their prices and pick their jobs.

★★★★★ Rated 5 stars on Google and Clutch · one plan, $1,000 a month, no contracts
Sound familiar?

What we hear from owners like you.

01

Seasonal whiplash

Spring buries you in calls; winter goes silent. The fix is a pipeline that books maintenance contracts and off-season work all year.

02

Competing on price

When homeowners can't tell you apart from the guy with a truck and a chainsaw, they pick the cheapest bid. Presence and reviews are how you stop being a commodity.

03

Storm calls you never got

After a storm, tree work goes to whoever homeowners find in the first hour. If you're not the top result with the reviews, that's not you.

The plan, tuned to your trade

Everything a landscaping company needs to dominate locally.

01

A website that books estimates

Service pages for every offering, project photos, reviews, and instant estimate booking: built to convert the "I need this handled" homeowner.

02

Ads timed to your seasons

Search ads on emergency and high-intent terms, Meta campaigns that fill the shoulder seasons and sell maintenance contracts.

03

Local SEO + AI rankings

"Tree removal near me," Google's map results, and AI answers for every town you serve: owned before your competitors know the game changed.

04

Never miss the storm call

Missed-call text-back and instant follow-up, because tree emergencies hire the first company that responds, not the best one that eventually does.

The outcome

When your town searches,
you’re the answer. Everywhere.

Emergency calls, planned projects, and recurring maintenance: from every town you serve, in every season.

FAQ

Questions owners actually ask.

Can you market both landscaping and tree service?

Yes, and they feed each other. Separate service pages and campaigns for each line of work, one system catching all the leads.

How do I compete with the big franchises?

Locally. Franchises buy broad ads; you can own Google's map results, the reviews, and the neighborhood-level presence in your actual service area, which is what homeowners pick from.

Is it worth marketing in the off-season?

That's when contracts are won. Off-season visibility costs less and builds the rankings and review base that make the busy season yours by default.

Are Google Local Services Ads worth it for tree work?

Worth leaving on, with honest expectations: when Google sends a call it's usually a good one, but you can't control the volume. We run LSA alongside regular Google Ads and move budget to whichever is actually producing.

What's the fastest trust-builder for a local crew?

Job-site video that names the area: 'we’re out here in [neighborhood] taking down a storm-damaged oak.' When people recognize the street, you stop being an ad and start being the local company they've already heard of.

No pitch deck. No pressure.

See if it fits.

A real conversation about your business with our team, and if we're not the right fit, we'll say so.

★★★★★ 5.0 on Google 100+ active clients Month to month You own everything

On the call
here's what you'll get.

  • We look at your website and marketing strategy, live on the call
  • Leave with your first 30 days mapped, whether you hire us or not
  • Straight answers on price, timelines, and what to expect
Michael Auderer, Senior Strategist at SpredX
Who you'll meet: MichaelSenior Strategist - not a salesman reading a script.

$1,000/month flat · Month to month · Cancel anytime · You own everything

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