A Custom CRM for Tree Service Companies
A tree job is priced by eye from the ground and done by a crew with a lot of expensive gear. Your desk would keep the estimate, the drop zone notes and the equipment on one job, and keep the phone answered when a storm drops half the neighborhood.


Shown: Summit Crest Air and Electric, a demo desk with invented customers. Yours wears your name and your words.
From the First Call to Paid, in Tree Service Words
Every tree job moves down the same line. We name each stop the way your crew already does.
- 01Call
- 02Estimate
- 03Signed Quote
- 04Crew and Gear
- 05Removal
- 06Stump Grinding
- 07Paid
A tree job on your desk hangs off the property and its trees.
So the card asks for what you actually need, and nothing a tree service business would never fill in.
- Species and height
- Power lines and structures nearby
- Crane, bucket or climb
- Drop zone and access
- Stump grinding added
- Haul off or chips left
Where Tree Service Businesses Lose Work
Storm Calls That Swamp the Phone
After a big wind, the phone rings nonstop and every call is urgent. The ones you miss call the next company on the list.
Estimates Missing the Details
Your estimator saw the power line and the tight gate, but the crew leader did not. Now the job needs a different truck and the day is shot.
Stumps Left on the Table
The tree comes down and the stump stays. Without a follow up, that grinding job and the next pruning visit never get booked.
Fitted to How You Already Work
Storm Mode on the Board
Missed calls get a text back asking for the address and a photo. Every storm lead lands in one place, sorted by how urgent it looks.
Estimate Photos the Crew Can See
Photos, hazards, gear and access notes ride from the estimate to the crew's phone. Everybody shows up knowing it is a crane day.
Gear on the Schedule
Cranes, bucket trucks and chippers get booked like people. Two crews are never counting on the same machine.
Follow Ups for Stumps and Pruning
Leave a stump and the customer gets a grinding offer later. Pruning customers get a reminder when their trees are due.
What Tree Service Owners Ask
Can it track a crane or rental equipment?
Can it handle HOA and commercial accounts?
Can the crew leader take a deposit on site?
How long does a custom desk take?
Do we own it?
Tell Us How Your Tree Service Business Runs
We will tell you honestly what a desk fitted to it would take.